Will I need to modify my C++ adaptation of the shell as well? I'd rather not get too far out of date for this one. ![smile]()
Either way, making a VST for this shouldn't be overly difficult to do -- the WDL toolkit provides ways of doing this with VST3. The problem is that that way passes audio samples as double* and not float*. The vocoder expects float*, so there is the possibility of losing data -- possibly important data too. The other issues, of course, are getting a carrier and modulator. I'd love to help make VSTs like this though -- I've always been interested in making VSTs, but it always seems difficult to do. Perhaps I'm learning it wrong or following the wrong tutorial. ![big_smile]()
