I'm julien (aka protofuse aka designthemedia.com)
Following & creating technologies & making music too, I ever followed Usine development from one eye at least.
Actually, I'm not a license owner, but it could change!
Indeed, I read about 5.7 VST export feature.
Considering Juce C++ provide a mega wrapper, but involves huge time amount (and especially a very long ROI time)
Considering I would have 3 important points:
- performance (dsp but timing accurate too ; I mean, I don't need these timing issues à la SynthMaker)
- investment protection (I mean, compiled vs fully opened patch)
- x-platfom (I could dream about VST for win & osx)
I'd need:
- a solid framework, well supported, stable
- features for total customization of GUI design
- sdk included (in order to work with bytes a bit, if required
- a hope to have a solid solution which will have a long life cycle support
- a framework with which I could compile as VST which wouldn't require anything to be installed to use it (I read about the reader, but I'd want to avoid this solution, a priori)
And the question is, considering all I wrote before, would Usine 5.7+ be for me ?
If I'd invest, I'd dive inside of it at an insace/crazy nerd, especially because my dev team & I need to release quickly a couple of concepts/ideas as commercial plugins.
I mean: I'd like to participate as much as I can to this big big framework.
I hope this big post won't sound like an insane one.
btw, I'm insane, so
