9 Results for "SDK"
Steinberg discontinues support for VST2 plug-ins
20 Jan 2022 in Studio
Steinberg has announced that VST2 plug-ins will no longer be supported in its host applications. If you rely on legacy plug-ins, that could become a problem.
Celemony makes ARA open source, releases software development kit
05 May 2021 in Studio
Celemony has made the ARA protocol available under an open source license. Does this mean that we'll soon see many more ARA-enabled plug-ins?
Steinberg releases VST 3.7 SDK with many feature enhancements
30 Jul 2020 in Studio
Steinberg has released the VST 3.7 Software Developer Kit (SDK) with new features designed to facilitate VST3 plug-in development. It also includes support for Apple's ARM processors.
Sinevibes Groove: a bass and drum machine for Korg Prologue, Minilogue XD, NTS-1
11 Jun 2020 in Synths
Sinevibes says its Groove custom engine for the Korg Logue SDK compatible synthesizers is the most complex and sophisticated yet - get yourself some multi-timbral bass and drum machine of grooviness!
Mutable Instruments Plaits gets ported to the Korg Prologue
10 Jan 2019 in Synths
The Korg Prologue's third oscillator just gets more and more interesting. Now someone's taken 6 synthesis models from the Mutable Instrument Plaits and ported it to the Prologue - nice!
Start fiddling with the inside of the Korg Prologue: SDK kit now available
24 May 2018 in Synths
The Multi Engine architecture of the Korg Prologue lets you code and design your own customised digital oscillators and effects to run alongside the VCOs. The SDK is now available for download.
Steinberg ends support for the VST 2 SDK – don’t panic, your plug-ins are safe
18 May 2018 in Studio
Steinberg is calling it a day on the VST 2 Software Development Kit almost 20 years after it first arrived. The 10-year-old VST 3 SDK is the way of the future. What does this mean for you and your plug-ins?
NAMM 2018: Korg to release SDK developer kit for Prologue
26 Jan 2018 in Synths
Korg is opening up the Prologue so that you can design your own oscillators and modulation effects with an SDK software developers kit and open development API - wow.