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> If you want to write professional audio code, you can't really avoid working with C++ - it's the industry standard approach. No, you can do with C just fine.
by varjag 5y ago
> If you want to write professional audio code, you can't really avoid working with C++ - it's the industry standard approach.
No, you can do with C just fine.
- tomduncalf 5y agoTrue, although most of the frameworks for building plugins etc. are in C++ as far as I know, so using C might be making life hard for yourself if that’s your goal.