Occasional shout out to #juce #ProAudio #Reaper #programming #software #developer types.
In order to fully complete my migration to #debian on my main #studio computer I really need the Klinke_MCU plugin recompiled for
#Linux.
Apparently it needs it's Juce library updating, but sadly I don't really understand what this means, let alone how to do it! Is anyone willing and able to help?
https://bitbucket.org/Klinkenstecker/csurf_klinke_mcu/issues/40/juce-library-update
The folks at #juce have just released a preview branch that includes support for #MIDI 2.0 UMP messages (featuring much higher data resolution and a ton of completely new message types and capabilities) on all supported platforms -- a big day!
https://bgporter.net/posts/midi/midi-20-ump-support-in-juce/
I have just released version 1.0.1 of my latest noise making, texturing VST3 plugin Tumult. It fixes two bugs that caused not all samples to play and prevented the plugin from loading under some circumstances on Linux.
You can get it here: https://github.com/consint/Tumult
I had the privilege to have a great talk with Sudara from JUCE. He wrote down our conversation if you're interested in reading it:
https://juce.com/made-with-juce/geert-from-moog/
ADC was dope once again. Now DAVE is live 
https://github.com/maxmarsc/dave
It's a GDB/LLDB extension to visualize audio buffer classes (Juce, Choc, STL...) right from your debugger !
Feedback very muche appreciated ! Enjoy and find me on the blue app as well 
It looks like this :
I used to keep up with all the major accessible music technology for blind musicians, but now it feels harder to stay updated. The #MusicTech industry still has a long way to go, but there's been a great progress—so much more is accessible now compared to just 10 years ago! #Reaper, #Logic, #ProTools, #Samplitude, #Sibelius, #Musescore, #KompleteKontrol, #Ableton Live, #Juce, #Izotope, #Arturia, #Softtube, #Audient, #Focusrite, #Zoom, #SurgeSynth, #UVI, Sao Mai Braille... What else am I missing?
I've just made the github repository of Overvoltage public and licensed it under GPL-3.0.
Overvoltage is a software #sampler #plugin using #juce so that it can be compiled into the #vst3 or #lv2 plugin format. I've tested it --albeit not used it productively-- in #cubase and #ardour. So please consider this plugin highly experimental and incomplete. I'm creating it mainly for educational purposes.
I've been continuing to update my reverb plugin with new algorithms! This new "constellation" one is based on a popular 1978 delay/reverb unit, and it's good for shoegaze/ambient sounds, as well as being able to handle more traditional sounds.
I also have 3 new feedback delay network algorithms, and I updated the code to simplify adding FDNs.
https://github.com/reillypascal/RSAlgorithmicVerb/releases/tag/v0.5.3
Here's a diagram of how FDNs work. It's from Julius O. Smith's page on CCRMA (https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/pasp/Feedback_Delay_Networks_FDN.html)
I added a feedback delay network reverb to my plugin!
https://github.com/reillypascal/RSAlgorithmicVerb/releases/tag/0.5.2
I'd been wanting to do this since I started the plugin, but it took me a bit longer to figure this kind out. There are 8 parallel delays, and all outputs feed back into all inputs, multiplied by a matrix.
I'm finding this algorithm sounds less "colored" and more "neutral," and it sounds nice for really long reverbs.
I have compiled binaries for macOS, and compiler targets for Linux and Windows.
When I figure out GitHub Actions, I may be able to upload binaries for Linux/Windows as well
I finally have a new version of my reverb plugin available as a release on GitHub!
This video demos two Lexicon-style algorithms (hall and plate), and I have some other algorithms from classic DSP papers. I'll be adding more types over time—a big reason I made this is to have an easy place to try out algorithms as I learn about them.
https://github.com/reillypascal/RSAlgorithmicVerb/releases/tag/0.5.0
I finally have an RSS feed for my blog! I was initially trying to figure out a way to automatically generate it based on my posts, but I found it was actually quite easy to type it out by hand.
Stereo glitch plugin in C++/JUCE! I got around to adding all the features I wanted and cleaned up the code.
Generates new stereo tape speeds, CD skipping patterns, and distortion effects on every pulse of an adjustable clock, with constant cell phone codec options.
ShowMIDI versus anything else!
Now with display of RPN and NRPN messages:
https://github.com/gbevin/ShowMIDI
Tales from the crypt:
It seems #juce moved modules/juce_audio_plugin_client/utility/juce_CreatePluginFilter.h to modules/juce_audio_plugin_client/detail/juce_CreatePluginFilter.h between 7.0.5 and 7.0.7... (this of course breaks builds...)
Come on... at least bump the minor version for something like this... 
Stuff based on juce is already terrible to maintain as is. It doesn't have to be made even harder by something like this.
...and after adjusting the values of "just enough" and "good", it's done -- some little classes to make working with JUCE ValueTrees more pleasant. Even if no one ever uses them, a win for me; babies learn by putting things in their mouths, I learn by writing code about things. Learned a lot in the past few weeks with this.
As I continue to make progress on this, my question is now how do I open a window in #juce and put a plugin editor into it?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74736853/open-a-window-in-juce-and-put-a-plugineditor-into-it
