anyone try klang studio for vst's ...

[Dexter US]

This looks interesting and it is still beta but would like to know if anyone else has tried it... Programmed by the same guy that programmed Manhattan.

https://nash.audio/klang/studio/

[harvon]

Oh my ...

Quite impressive system. Almost certainly someone will combine this with the large language model AI, and then writing plugins becomes a matter of prompts.

[Music Engineer]

Wow! Interesting! Looks rather similar to APE:

viewtopic.php?t=560622

but with commercial ambitions - which may be a good thing with regard to regular maintenance but also a bad thing with regard to openness of the ecosystem. We'll see how this goes. Looks like the author is trying to figure out a hybrid open-source/commercial business model which could give us the best of both worlds - which would be great. From the FAQ:

Is Klang / Klang Studio open-source?
The Klang language is the intellectual property of Chris Nash / nash.audio, but uses a permissive, open-source attribution licence that permits use (and modication) in both commercial and non-commercial use. For commercial use, please email licensing@nash.audio to discuss attribution options.

Open-source models are being considered for Klang Studio and the Klang toolchain, possibly following a GPL/commercial licence hybrid, but will depend upon finding a financially-sustainable solution that supports maintaining of the technologies.

I'll keep that project on my radar and am looking forward to the release of v1.0.

[Lind0n]

Oh my ...

Quite impressive system. Almost certainly someone will combine this with the large language model AI, and then writing plugins becomes a matter of prompts.

--- already happening with HISE.