I originally thought of using CLAP for plugins that wasn't made for Mixery (plugins made for Mixery must be written in JavaScript/TypeScript), but juce_emscripten exists and well, I don't want to reinvent the wheel, so I decided to go for JUCE instead.
Since JUCE is quite popular, users can find get their favorite plugins working in Mixery (or maybe there's something else into it, like requiring the plugin to compile to WebAssembly?), such as Synthesizer V.
JUCE is a framework for developing audio plugins. One nice thing about this is that there's at least 1 JUCE application that can run in browser. The modification of the framework can be found here.
I originally thought of using CLAP for plugins that wasn't made for Mixery (plugins made for Mixery must be written in JavaScript/TypeScript), but
juce_emscriptenexists and well, I don't want to reinvent the wheel, so I decided to go for JUCE instead.Since JUCE is quite popular, users can find get their favorite plugins working in Mixery (or maybe there's something else into it, like requiring the plugin to compile to WebAssembly?), such as Synthesizer V.