7 Jul
2007
7 Jul
'07
2:03 p.m.
On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 16:16 +0200, Mr.SpOOn wrote:
VST on Linux is probably not the best method to use, mostly because
there are barely any hosts for native VST plugins (because of licensing
issues). JACK may be a good idea.
--ll
If it is
specifically for Linux, LV2 might be (is) a better choice.
Any specific reasons you want to develop a VST ?
Not really. I have to program something oriented to audio for the
university. I can use any operative system and my first idea was to
learn to create a vst-plugin. I know that there is the sdk in the
Steinberg site, but then I thought I could try to create it in Linux
(because I'd prefer so), so I asked here.
The truth is that I haven't any idea of what to or I can do, so I am
asking around.
One of my ideas was something to create something who can:
1) record sounds in real time
2) automatically store this files so I easily use them just by drag and drop
3) put these files in a sequencer or loop them