I want to create a really simple plugin which creates random melodies and rhythms in fl studio. Can i do that with juce? I have absolutely no idea of programming. I already made an excel file which creates random melodies and rhythms but its boring that i always need to do the midi on my own.
I suggest looking into Max/Msp (or PureData). Max is amazing for any kind of algorithmic MIDI manipulation, and you can create sprawling complex patches quickly and try things out on the fly.
I really appreciate you making all of these types of tutorials, but I'm honestly having a hard time keeping up with where to start with your videos. Are you just updating old ones? Where should I start if I know absolutely nothing about Juce and it is 2020? lol
What I did, not long ago, is simply that I decided on a very simple plugin to make. In my case one that takes either side of the stereo channels and puts it in the middle, muting the other, or joining both of them into a summed mono signal. That might sound complicated but its one of the easier things to do... Now know what UI components you'll need, a slider, rotary knob, combobox... Then get to work with these tutorials and any other that you might find. This really got me going and I hope I got your ball going too :D
thanks for making this update, super helpful tutorial :)
Amazing video
Super useful "big picture" overview.
Just wondering how you can deal with threads in JUCE or see what threads are running and their priority level?
In Visual Studio you can just open the threads window at runtime to see what threads are running. I'm sure Xcode has a similar feature.
Just great. Thank you.
Amazing thank you
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I want to create a really simple plugin which creates random melodies and rhythms in fl studio. Can i do that with juce? I have absolutely no idea of programming. I already made an excel file which creates random melodies and rhythms but its boring that i always need to do the midi on my own.
Yes, you could do that with JUCE. But learning C++ programming in order to acheive it will be a steep learning curve!
@@zXjimmiXz1337 ok thanks!
I suggest looking into Max/Msp (or PureData). Max is amazing for any kind of algorithmic MIDI manipulation, and you can create sprawling complex patches quickly and try things out on the fly.
I really appreciate you making all of these types of tutorials, but I'm honestly having a hard time keeping up with where to start with your videos. Are you just updating old ones? Where should I start if I know absolutely nothing about Juce and it is 2020? lol
What I did, not long ago, is simply that I decided on a very simple plugin to make. In my case one that takes either side of the stereo channels and puts it in the middle, muting the other, or joining both of them into a summed mono signal. That might sound complicated but its one of the easier things to do...
Now know what UI components you'll need, a slider, rotary knob, combobox... Then get to work with these tutorials and any other that you might find. This really got me going and I hope I got your ball going too :D
@@tordurhansen333 great idea, thanks buddy