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In this course, the first in our two-course program Creating Audio Plugins with C++ and JUCE, you will learn how to design, architect, and develop multi-threaded audio plugins in industry-standard formats like VST and AudioUnit. After taking this course, you will have a firm understanding of what really goes into developing software audio plugins, including how they work from a structural perspective, and the thought and design processes that go into the creation of commercial products.
" Thanks so much for creating this course! It is one-of-a-kind and super helpful for those getting started with the JUCE framework and developing audio plugins. As a DSP Engineer with hopes of breaking into the plugin industry, being able to engage at this educational level with a company like Output is very valuable to me. "
Below you will find an overview of the Learning Outcomes you will achieve as you complete this course.
Jacob Penn is an electronic musician, sound designer, and audio developer at Output Inc. As a creative technologist, he helps start-ups solve tough technical decisions, manage agile projects, and develop production ready code. He is a core developer on Output’s flagship Arcade synthesizer, and as an electronic musician and sound designer, he has toured internationally, designed sounds for AAA VR games, and contributes to underground electronic music events in Los Angeles.
Jacob holds a degree in Music Technology from CalArts MTIID and now serves as an adjunct faculty member to the program. His work has been featured in XLR8R, The Verge, Game Spot, Music Radar, Create Digital Music and more. As a multifaceted artist and developer, he continues to learn and try new things, while always incorporating his love of audio.
Prior Knowledge:
C++, Music DAWs & Plugins
Materials:
Equipment:
Semi-modern computer
Software:
Integrated Development Environment (IDE) like Xcode, Visual Studio, or CodeBlocks
If a student signs up for the Creating Audio Plugins With C++ program, it is recommended that these courses are taken sequentially.
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