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Our long-term goal with plugins is to make them much easier to write in SOUL without needing to actually compile anything natively.. as for a marketplace to del

Our long-term goal with plugins is to make them much easier to write in SOUL without needing to actually compile anything natively.. as for a marketplace to deliver them, we'd certainly love to be able to offer one of those, and will see how things go. Yep, we'd love to make soul.dev into a place where you can browse snippets of code, search for people's implementations of various DSP algorithms and try them out and put them together - that's all definitely in the plan! And as far as cross-platform-ness goes, I don't currently foresee a situation where any SOUL code wouldn't run on all platforms.. Running it as WASM in a browser may not be particularly quick compared to the same code running via LLVM JIT or on a DSP, but it should still work. (And yes... soul.dev certainly uses HTTPS.. maybe whoever posted this story typed it without that)

ttoinou 7y ago
Thanks for the reply. Suggestion for the name of the marketplace or community : "Soulfly" sounds good (and probably need to separate it from the "infrastructure" / dev project ?)
- julesrms 7y ago
  Well, we also have this URL: https://audio.dev https://audio.dev :)
  - beckler 7y ago
    so this is gonna seem kinda weird, but I noticed y'all run the audio developers conference. I own the domain adc.io, for a project that went nowhere years ago, so now I mostly use it for some personal things. would you guys be interested in doing a trade or want to buy it or something? I feel kinda trashy asking that here since it doesn't add to the discussion, but I like what y'all are doing, and didn't even know that conference existed until I clicked that link.
    - julesrms 7y ago
      thanks for the offer but I think we're a bit overloaded with URLs right now!
trentlott 7y ago
> Our long-term goal with plugins is to make them much easier to write in SOUL without needing to actually compile anything natively could you offer to compile/package SOUL code into a VST as a service?
- julesrms 7y ago
  Yes, we already have a prototype C++ generator as a command-line tool, so mixing that with some boilerplate to build a plugin will be something we do soon. And yes, the same thing would also work nicely if hosted as a web-service
  - milkmiruku 7y ago
    To LV2 also would be awesome if possible!

ttoinou 7y ago

Thanks for the reply. Suggestion for the name of the marketplace or community : "Soulfly" sounds good (and probably need to separate it from the "infrastructure" / dev project ?)

julesrms 7y ago
Well, we also have this URL: https://audio.dev https://audio.dev :)
- beckler 7y ago
  so this is gonna seem kinda weird, but I noticed y'all run the audio developers conference. I own the domain adc.io, for a project that went nowhere years ago, so now I mostly use it for some personal things. would you guys be interested in doing a trade or want to buy it or something? I feel kinda trashy asking that here since it doesn't add to the discussion, but I like what y'all are doing, and didn't even know that conference existed until I clicked that link.
  - julesrms 7y ago
    thanks for the offer but I think we're a bit overloaded with URLs right now!

trentlott 7y ago

> Our long-term goal with plugins is to make them much easier to write in SOUL without needing to actually compile anything natively could you offer to compile/package SOUL code into a VST as a service?

julesrms 7y ago
Yes, we already have a prototype C++ generator as a command-line tool, so mixing that with some boilerplate to build a plugin will be something we do soon. And yes, the same thing would also work nicely if hosted as a web-service
- milkmiruku 7y ago
  To LV2 also would be awesome if possible!