CLAP was officially announced on July 15th of this year, and it seems to be a breath of fresh air for plugin formats. It's licensed under the MIT License and has interest from many of the big players in the audio space:
However, due to it's recency, it could be hard to test and debug CLAP plugins, as there aren't that many hosts available for them. There's Bitwig of course, and I believe QTractor has support now too.
Adding CLAP support could give us an advantage over some of the bigger plugin frameworks, who move much slower on these new developments
CLAP was officially announced on July 15th of this year, and it seems to be a breath of fresh air for plugin formats. It's licensed under the MIT License and has interest from many of the big players in the audio space:
However, due to it's recency, it could be hard to test and debug CLAP plugins, as there aren't that many hosts available for them. There's Bitwig of course, and I believe QTractor has support now too.
Adding CLAP support could give us an advantage over some of the bigger plugin frameworks, who move much slower on these new developments