Thanks to the blizzard that hit my East Coast home base while I was at the NAMM show this past weekend, I’m currently cooling my heels in a Starbucks near family in San Diego while figuring out how to get home. I’ve been trying to figure this out since the...
Okay — so far, we have an in-progress Scumbler application that can interface with audio hardware and route audio signals through itself (part 1) and also load third-party audio effects plugins into that audio stream (part 2). This time, we’ll add code...
Last time we looked at getting a very basic version of an application that can process audio running using the classes provided with the JUCE application framework. The Scumbler app as we last saw it: Could enumerate the installed audio/MIDI hardware on a computer Let...
Several times we’ve worked on projects in the pro audio/music instrument industries that have used a very useful C++ cross-platform application framework called ‘JUCE’. It was originally developed as part of the ‘Tracktion’ digital audio...
There have been several projects over the last few years here at Art & Logic where we’ve used the excellent JUCE cross-platform C++ application framework. It’s pretty widely used in the pro audio world, since it has extensive support for all the kinds...
