VST_Plugin

My very own VST Plugin

YOU NEED JUCE EXPERIENCE FOR THIS if you don't have juce experience I recommend following the following tutorials: https://juce.com/doc/tutorial_create_projucer_basic_plugin

https://juce.com/doc/tutorial_code_basic_plugin

How to get the header files of the soundwaves working:

(You can find everything below and more in the src folder, check the PluginProcessor and PluginEditor classes, and I recommend looking at those files and the differences with your code)

-Put all the headers in the same folder as your PluginProcessor.cpp

-Include the headers like so:

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#include "Sine.h"

#include "Square.h"

#include "Triangle.h"

#include "Saw.h"

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-Add following function declarations and variables to PluginProcessor.h:

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public:

void initialiseSineSynth();
void initialiseSquareSynth();
void initialiseTriangleSynth();
void initialiseSawSynth();

private:

void ResetSynth();

Synthesiser synth;

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-Add following functions to PluginProcessor.cpp:

(But replace SimonVstpluginAudioProcessor with your own AudioProcessor name)

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void SimonVstpluginAudioProcessor::ResetSynth()

{

//synth.allNotesOff();
synth.clearSounds();
synth.clearVoices();

}

void SimonVstpluginAudioProcessor::initialiseSineSynth()

{

ResetSynth();

// Add some voices...
for (int i = voiceAmount; --i >= 0;)
	synth.addVoice(new SineWaveVoice());

// ..and give the synth a sound to play
synth.addSound(new SineWaveSound());

curWave = 0;

}

void SimonVstpluginAudioProcessor::initialiseSquareSynth()

{

ResetSynth();

// Add some voices...
for (int i = voiceAmount; --i >= 0;)
	synth.addVoice(new SquareWaveVoice());

// ..and give the synth a sound to play
synth.addSound(new SquareWaveSound());

curWave = 1;

}

void SimonVstpluginAudioProcessor::initialiseTriangleSynth()

{

ResetSynth();

// Add some voices...
for (int i = voiceAmount; --i >= 0;)
	synth.addVoice(new TriangleWaveVoice());

// ..and give the synth a sound to play
synth.addSound(new TriangleWaveSound());

curWave = 2;

}

void SimonVstpluginAudioProcessor::initialiseSawSynth()

{

ResetSynth();

// Add some voices...
for (int i = voiceAmount; --i >= 0;)
	synth.addVoice(new SawWaveVoice());

// ..and give the synth a sound to play
synth.addSound(new SawWaveSound());

curWave = 3;

}

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curWave is used to check which wave is currently selected. This can be used to display that information on the UI. voiceAmount is used to change the amount of voices, I have a SetVoiceAmount(int) function for that.

-Put one of the above initialise funtions in the constructor if you want a wave to be selected on startup

-I change between waves using buttons on the UI, but you can do it however you like because the initialise functions are public, so they can be called from the PluginEditor in any way