Thanks! I had a little water damage/flood in my studio, which limited my ability to make new content while things were getting repaired. Things are back up and working again. There is plenty of content coming soon!
Dr. Tarr, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on this subject! I chose to learn how vst plugins work under the hood for my introductory MATLAB class project and Hack Audio is an excellent resource for me. Is there any way to use something like the MATLAB guide tool to modify the user interfaces that the audio toolbox creates? Once I am able to create proper plugins I want to be able to give them a certain aesthetic so that they look like they came in a "suite". Thanks again for your helpful educational videos!
Brandon, it is great to connect with you. As far as I know, the MATLAB audio toolbox and the GUIDE builder are separate things. I think there are limitations to what you can do to the interface of a MATLAB plug-in. If you want more control over what it looks like, you should look into using the JUCE framework. You can export a MATLAB plug-in to JUCE and then modify things from there.
What compiler did you use for this demonstration? I've tried using MinGW64 but this does not seem to work. Could you reccomend me one? Thanks for the tutorial!
Good question. I'll have to check. I guess Matlab handled that for me, and I didn't even pay attention. I am working on OSX 10.12 and R2017b for matlab
@@HackAudio Thanks for the reply! I'm working on windows with R2016a. Would help a lot if you could trace back the compiler used in this video. Best regards from the Netherlands.
my matlab is showing this error Error using stereoWire The specified superclass 'audioPlugin' contains a parse error, cannot be found on MATLAB's search path, or is shadowed by another file with the same name.
Do you have any information about GUI designing or how to import GUI elements to MATLAB and use with the plug-in? An Awesome channel! Keep up good work!
Thanks for your feedback. I'm not entirely sure if that is possible or not. There may be recently updates to the Audio Toolbox to make this possible. I do know that it is now possible to export your MATLAB plug-in as a JUCE project. After that, it is possible to add whatever graphical elements you want in C++. That would be my recommendation.
Cool. Thanks for the word! I just started exploring vst plugin development and found it's very interesting. I'm hoping to adopt juce framework in future. 😍
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Man time flies! I was there! It's funny how after a while I end up coming back to this in my independent studies.
Great video ! Helping me a lot in my uni course. Tons of great pro level knowledge.
I am pursuing Bsc Hons audio engineering btw at Leeds beckett
Great to connect with you. Best of luck in your studies!
just learned about your book, thank you for posting this to share with us online!
Sure thing! Thanks for your feedback.
Great presentation, Eric!
Thanks! I hope it was helpful for you.
great to see you back
Thanks! I had a little water damage/flood in my studio, which limited my ability to make new content while things were getting repaired. Things are back up and working again. There is plenty of content coming soon!
@@HackAudio awesome,I'm so excited 😉
Dr. Tarr, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on this subject! I chose to learn how vst plugins work under the hood for my introductory MATLAB class project and Hack Audio is an excellent resource for me. Is there any way to use something like the MATLAB guide tool to modify the user interfaces that the audio toolbox creates? Once I am able to create proper plugins I want to be able to give them a certain aesthetic so that they look like they came in a "suite". Thanks again for your helpful educational videos!
Brandon, it is great to connect with you. As far as I know, the MATLAB audio toolbox and the GUIDE builder are separate things. I think there are limitations to what you can do to the interface of a MATLAB plug-in. If you want more control over what it looks like, you should look into using the JUCE framework. You can export a MATLAB plug-in to JUCE and then modify things from there.
insanly helpful
What compiler did you use for this demonstration? I've tried using MinGW64 but this does not seem to work. Could you reccomend me one? Thanks for the tutorial!
Good question. I'll have to check. I guess Matlab handled that for me, and I didn't even pay attention. I am working on OSX 10.12 and R2017b for matlab
@@HackAudio Thanks for the reply! I'm working on windows with R2016a. Would help a lot if you could trace back the compiler used in this video. Best regards from the Netherlands.
@@HackAudio Hey i'm using matlab 2016 with mac os and i neeed a compiler too, could you tell me wich one did you used?
my matlab is showing this error
Error using stereoWire
The specified superclass 'audioPlugin' contains a parse error, cannot be found on MATLAB's search path, or is shadowed by
another file with the same name.
Do you have the MATLAB Audio Toolbox? It is an add-on to the standard MATLAB library.
thank you very much!
Do you have any information about GUI designing or how to import GUI elements to MATLAB and use with the plug-in? An Awesome channel! Keep up good work!
Thanks for your feedback. I'm not entirely sure if that is possible or not. There may be recently updates to the Audio Toolbox to make this possible. I do know that it is now possible to export your MATLAB plug-in as a JUCE project. After that, it is possible to add whatever graphical elements you want in C++. That would be my recommendation.
Cool. Thanks for the word! I just started exploring vst plugin development and found it's very interesting. I'm hoping to adopt juce framework in future. 😍
What type of lowpass filter is this example?
Thanks for checking out the video. This is a 2nd-order low-pass filter based on the the Audio EQ Cookbook formulas. Check those out on a Google search
@@HackAudio Thanks :) I'm a student in Sound & Music Computing and find your book and online resources very helpful.
@@sanandreasno Nice! I appreciate your feedback. What school are you attending?
@@HackAudio AAU Copenhagen
@@sanandreasno Yes! With Dr. Cumhur Erkut, I presume