Closed demberto closed 2 years ago
The requirement page is pretty clear that Jamba uses VST 3.7.1 but I can try to make it even clearer that it does not support beyond that. I have discussed the reasons for not upgrading (yet) in the Jamba Slack forum. I spent quite a bit of time trying to upgrade to 3.7.2 when it was released just to find out that it was a completely broken version of the VST3 SDK (see my posts in the Steinberg forum) and due to the deprecation of xml for json and other reasons I have not ported it yet to the latest.
Most VST3 SDK release (point release no less...) comes with non backward compatible changes, most of them never even mentioned in the release notes and to be frank not really any new/must have feature (nobody ever asked to replace xml with json...). Jamba goal is to mitigate this kind of under the cover changes for its users so that when you upgrade to a more recent version of Jamba, it just works or there are migration steps clearly explained on what you need to do to upgrade.
I will get to it, it is just a lot of work since I need to find a solution to be able to continue supporting xml. I haven't had the bandwidth to dedicate to it yet.
That being said, if there are any features that you absolutely need please let me know.
I can't agree more with what you said. VST3 SDK and its devs are a joke, 3 year old issues don't have a single reply. Infact, I just switched over to JUCE and its much much faster and easier to develop and spend time on things that actually matter. I am closing this issue.
VST SDK version: 3.7.4 Visual Studio: 2022 Windows 10 64bit Created template from your website
In your requirements page you mention that Jamba uses 3.7.1. Is Jamba locked to that particular version?
EDIT: It works with VST 3.7.1 SDK, maybe you should mention it specifically in your docs that only the provided build of VST 3.7.1 works