Well this is a kick in the nuts: VST2 plug-ins

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If anyone using JUCE with CMake is interested in targeting LV2, Jatin Chowdhury has written a post on the process.

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milkmiruku wrote: Sun May 09, 2021 7:50 pm If anyone using JUCE with CMake is interested in targeting LV2, Jatin Chowdhury has written a post on the process.
thank you. that will be very helpful indeed!
Jatin Chowdhury wrote:With the release of JUCE 6, JUCE now supports creating plugins with the CMake build system, which offers much more flexibility than the JUCE’s Projucer of old.
"Projucer of old" ...so does that mean, the use of the projucer for project management will be phased out in general in favor of cmake also by the juce people themselves? ...i tend to think, that would be a good thing
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I thought Projucer was one of the carrots they dangled to get you to pay for Juce.
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syntonica wrote: Mon May 10, 2021 5:59 pm I thought Projucer was one of the carrots they dangled to get you to pay for Juce.
really? i think, it's the option to make closed source software. edit: ok, you said "one of the.." ..but i actually never considered that to be one of the main motivations
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you can make closed source JUCE software without paying, you just have to display the little JUCE logo when the app starts up. ProJucer is free also.
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Dewdman42 wrote: Mon May 10, 2021 6:37 pm you can make closed source JUCE software without paying, you just have to display the little JUCE logo when the app starts up. ProJucer is free also.
It looks like everything's changed then since the last time I looked at Juce. Is all the metrics gathering still there? You used to have to include those too under the free version, which was an absolute non-starter for me, and I suspect, most people. The splash screen is bad enough, although I haven't checked to see if you can have your own splash logo with "Made with Juce" slapped on our you're forced to use their full graphic.

Regardless, I'm on team iPlug2, which when the programming bug hits me again, I'll try out since it appears to be mostly done.
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syntonica wrote: Mon May 10, 2021 6:50 pm
Dewdman42 wrote: Mon May 10, 2021 6:37 pm you can make closed source JUCE software without paying, you just have to display the little JUCE logo when the app starts up. ProJucer is free also.
It looks like everything's changed then since the last time I looked at Juce. Is all the metrics gathering still there? You used to have to include those too under the free version, which was an absolute non-starter for me, and I suspect, most people. The splash screen is bad enough, although I haven't checked to see if you can have your own splash logo with "Made with Juce" slapped on our you're forced to use their full graphic.
The language states that you must use "The" made with Juce splash screen which suggests that hasn't changed.
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syntonica wrote: Mon May 10, 2021 6:50 pm It looks like everything's changed then since the last time I looked at Juce. Is all the metrics gathering still there?
I believe they did remove the phone-home requirement, but you'll have to check with them to be sure. Still you have to allow their splash screen to be displayed if its closed source.
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And re vstgui; that is used by https://github.com/sfztools/sfizz (#sfztools on freenode)

falktx has mentioned in #lad that a future DPF will be vstgui toolkit compatible

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