well, the majority of vst3 instruments available at present, are ports from other formats, in a vst3 wrapper.
au's are wrapped vsts or vice versa.
or juce wrapped in vst....
it should just be the same really.
well, the majority of vst3 instruments available at present, are ports from other formats, in a vst3 wrapper.
Wrappers don't add latency - neither compile-time nor runtime ones. They may potentially add some processing overhead but that has nothing to do with I/O latency. And any processing overhead will probably be negligible anyway. Also, none of this has necessarily much to do with the question if the wrapping happens and runtime or compile time - and both approaches are technically possible. A compile-time wrapper can potentially give you less overhead (or even none at all) but whether or not that is actually the case really depends on the specific implementation(s) and even on the compiler settings used to build the binary.
Awesome!Full Bucket wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 7:23 pm Just got a CLAP prototype of the blooo running and beeping in Bitwig 4.3. Needs some testing though... anyway, good stuff!
Or why don't they just call it an "accordion roll" when it's horizontal? That would settle it once and for all!Markus Krause wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 6:14 pm I don't think that this idea is too weird or very old-school. I developed several tracker in the past and was used to scrolling downwards for the timeline. It was never clear to me why the piano-roll in DAWs was not rotated by 90 degrees - just in the way like the keys of a real piano are arranged. Maybe because there is more space in the X-axis?
an "accordion roll"... is that anything like a spring roll?Winstontaneous wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 8:13 pmOr why don't they just call it an "accordion roll" when it's horizontal? That would settle it once and for all!Markus Krause wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 6:14 pm I don't think that this idea is too weird or very old-school. I developed several tracker in the past and was used to scrolling downwards for the timeline. It was never clear to me why the piano-roll in DAWs was not rotated by 90 degrees - just in the way like the keys of a real piano are arranged. Maybe because there is more space in the X-axis?
The much easier explanation is the relation to classical notation. The timeline is horizontal and has been since many centuries. Trackers are invented by nerds with no formal musical education…; - )Markus Krause wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 6:14 pm I don't think that this idea is too weird or very old-school. I developed several tracker in the past and was used to scrolling downwards for the timeline. It was never clear to me why the piano-roll in DAWs was not rotated by 90 degrees - just in the way like the keys of a real piano are arranged. Maybe because there is more space in the X-axis?
Funny, he mentions VST, RTAS and CLAP. He does not know that RTAS is abandoned and does not mention AAX which replaced RTAS. I doubt that you can get an ancient 32-bit ProTools running in Windows ARM, or that anybody would even bother to try…EvilDragon wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30, 2022 10:20 am CLAP casually mentioned by Microsoft's Pete Brown in this article here.
I was musing recently that developers may start getting a little light with modulation sources/capabilities in their synths and begin saying things like, "hey, if you want more modulation, use the CLAP version in Bitwig..."Andreya_Autumn wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 8:42 pm I can imagine their simpler synths getting taken to the next level by the poly-mod features.
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