There are now several companies and individuals releasing plugins which were made with SynthEdit. But as the quality of these plugin has improved and the quality of the graphic design has improved it's not so easy to know that they were made with SynthEdit.There used to be a lot off stuff released on a regular basis, good stuff too. Now it seems to be a trickle. I'm quite surprised, especially as it exports as 64bit and Mac these days.
Any good stuff I might have missed?
Plus there are now 'hybrid' plugins which use SynthEdit for the audio processing, and frameworks like JUCE for the graphics and to provide support for AAX, CLAP and other plugin formats. These plugins can compile down to a single file with all their resources built-in to the binary, so you might struggle to identify that these were made with SynthEdit.
Statistics: Posted by Jeff McClintock — Thu Sep 19, 2024 10:41 pm