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VST (2 & 3) plugin to analyze and control the peak volume of a signal

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VST2/3 VAC-6V - Volume Analyzer & Controller

This project started as a VST implementation of the VAC-6 rack extension. It is now the official latest version of this plugin under the new name VAC-6V (V stands for VST). You can check the VAC-6V documentation directly.

Release Notes

Unreleased - master

  • Upgraded to Jamba 7.1.3 / VST3 SDK 3.7.12
  • Removed support for VST2

Note

This version is not released because there are no new features or bug fixes, and since it removes support for VST2, it is not released at the moment. master has been updated to the latest version of Jamba / VST3 SDK so that it compiles with more recent versions of macOS / Windows.

2021-01-04 - v1.2.1

  • Upgraded to Jamba 5.1.2 / VST3 SDK 3.7.0
  • Added support for Apple Chipset / universal build on macOS

2019-01-03 - v1.2.0

  • Tweaks to the scrollbar (now includes zoom handles)
  • Use of Jamba framework 3.0.0

2018-10-06 - v1.1.0

  • added Audio Unit support (macOS)
  • use of Jamba framework

2018-07-15 - v1.0.0

  • first public release / free / open source

Configuration and requirements

Check the Jamba README file for instructions on how to install and configure the VST3 SDK.

Build this project

The following steps describe how to build the plugin:

  1. Invoke the configure.py python script to configure the project
  2. Run the jamba.sh (resp. jamba.bat) command line to build, test validate...

macOS

For simplicity, I am creating the build at the root of the source tree, but can obviously be outside the source tree entirely by running the script from anywhere

> ./configure.py -h # to see the help
> ./configure.py
> cd build
> ./jamba.sh -h

Windows

For simplicity I am creating the build at the root of the source tree, but can obviously be outside the source tree entirely by running the script from anywhere. Note that PowerShell is highly recommended.

> python configure.py -h # to see the help
> python configure.py
> cd build
> .\jamba.bat -h

Misc

Licensing

GPL version 3