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This is kinda cool, getting modules working on Cardinal means we immediately get them working on the browser too (assuming they dont do fancy thread stuff, which most don't)

new stoermelder modules? got it!

update befaco to bring pony-vco,? cool, now it runs on the browser too!

update mindmeld to get patchmaster? yep, loaded in browser!

for showing off and trying random things, this is quite cool.

Coming soon to your CLAP DAW/Host: Wolf plugins 🐺

github.com/wolf-plugins/

Talking with the developer, things are pretty much ready after an update to latest DPF, with only high-dpi needing some attention.

Potential new release (which includes VST3 and CLAP versions) around christmas holidays.

DPF-Plugins release incoming, get ready for a bunch of πŸ‘ πŸ‘ all at once!

Fixed up all known bugs, meaning ProM works stable yet again.

Its usefulness is questionable, but the coolness is not. 😎

Testing loading VST2 plugins in Cardinal, a special one this time...

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oh just realized this allows to get bridged plugins too, simply by loading a DLL. neat πŸ“Έ

Wondering of a quick way to get more plugins loading inside Ildaeil, doing background process scanning (with cache and timestamp invalidation etc) has to come at some point, but would be cool to have something a bit easier that can be enabled early...

What about having a "Load from file..." on the plugin type combo-box?

Will fail for "shell" plugins that contain more than 1 plugin per binary, but those are not too common.. So maybe this is enough for now?

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We got audio, midi, params, state and gui. I do not have a specific CLAP plugin for each thing, Ildaeil saves the day by bringing other formats as CLAP.

This still in a separate branch (named "reorganize").
But just need to fix the make-install step and merge all changes back to the main branch. Likely next week.

Then fun times with CLAP will begin πŸ‘ 😁 πŸ‘

Coming soon: Loading LV2 plugins inside your CLAP-supported DAW πŸ˜‚

ok I think I will go with this for fundamental modules.

could be nicer sure, but this light mode thing is taking waaaaay longer than I expected. so it is what it is.

perfection is the enemy of good, as they say. for me this seems good enough

More light modules as you never seen before! (2nd picture for reference on their dark side)

VST3 plugin support is reaching stable status.
Finally got most things implemented, in a way that is similar to what is present for VST2.

The entire DPF-Plugins collection (besides 1 plugin) is now loadable in hosts like Ableton Live. The only exception I see are plugins that have optional buses (like sidechain) or types that Live cannot cope with (like pure generators without audio or MIDI input)

Should be time to make a new release then...

Light mode saga continues...

Now instead of color inversion and trickery for making panels dark, we do the contrary and make some dark panels white. :D

@wrl this looks good now?

Will need to have a few authors about this, as sadly not all artwork is liberally licensed, some needs explicit permission for usage and distribution.. Hopefully they can be convinced.

Yay for color/theme consistency!

Not everyone is happy with Cardinal pushing dark colors everywhere.
A little bit of white then.

Feels very weird after being used to dark mode.
Still WIP, will finish up the details for this later on, but shows promise.
Can likely be an official feature in 22.08.

The cool part is that it changes during runtime!

I see signs of great design.
3 of the plugins listed (with names visible) are VST3 and 2 are VST2. Can you tell which is which?

PS: The order is not consistent, VST3 is first for one, VST3 is last for the other. πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ

btw, the "Cardinal WebApp" (is that what we should call it?) now features audio input, MIDI and dynamic buffer size changes, all accessible in the engine menu.

cardinal.kx.studio/

Almost viable as a production tool.
With touch events this might get even more useful, need to try to set that up next...

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