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You are completely free to use and/or modify the following VST wizards for Visual Studio.
The usual disclaimer applies: I don't give you any express or implied warranties about
this source code, including without limitation the warranty that it is free of defects, or
that it will work on every system, although I did my best to make it portable.
All the source code available in this page is provided "as is".
NOTE: If you improve these wizards, please make me know and I'll make them available
to the entire community.
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| vst 2.4 wizard |
This VST Wizard creates a VST plug-in
skeleton in Visual Studio 2005 (C++).
It was prepared by Justin OCallaghan from Melbourne, with whom I
collaborated to achieve this final version of his wizard.
It automatizes the following tasks:
- General info (name, id, vendor, ...)
- Plug's category (analysis, effect, ...)
- Technical specifications (inputs, outputs, canMono(), ...)
- Inclusion of the VSTGUI library
- Compiler and linker configurations
- Copy of the built dll to the vstplugins directory
Based on VSTSDK v2.4 and VSTGUI v3.0, which you must first get
from Steinberg, here.
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| vst 2.3 wizard (deprecated) |
The VST Wizard creates a VST plug-in
skeleton in VS.NET 2003 (C++).
It automatizes the following tasks:
- General info (name, id, vendor, ...)
- Plug's category (analysis, effect, ...)
- Technical specifications (inputs, outputs, canMono(), ...)
- Inclusion of the VSTGUI library
- Compiler and linker configurations
Based on VSTSDK v2.3 and VSTGUI v3.0.
You are encouraged to use the newest SDK v2.4, whose wizard is available above.
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