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• Introduction
  • JUCE | JUCE JUCE website
  • Get JUCE | JUCE Download framework
  • Tutorials | JUCE Tutorials
• Starting a new project
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Projucer Part 1: Getting started with the Projucer
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Projucer Part 2: Manage your Projucer projects
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Projucer Part 3: Choosing the right Projucer template for your application
• Making noise, setting parameters with slider, stand-alone app
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Build a white noise generator
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Control audio levels
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Build a sine wave synthesiser
• Plug-in development:
  • Workflow:
    • Build JUCE Plug-In Host and copy its executable to a convenient location
    • Create project files via Projucer
    • Open the project in Visual Studio
    • adjust debugging settings to run JUCE Plug-In Host after every build
    • Debug build the plug-in
    • Open it in JUCE Plug-in Host
    • Connect MIDI inputs to pluging, connect plugin outputs to speakers, adjust block size, add visualization plugins (I added schwa schOPE oscilloscope and spectroscope) and save
    • Change the code, debug build, test in the host
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Create a basic Audio/MIDI plugin, Part 1: Setting up
  • Launch AudioPluginHost in Visual Studio for debuging - JUCE
  • How to set up Visual Studio to use JUCE for debugging? - JUCE
  • JUCE: Tutorial: Create a basic Audio/MIDI plugin, Part 2: Coding your plug-in
  • What is your plugin development testbench / workflow? - Audio Plugins - JUCE
• Monophonic synth key press handling
  • dictionary - C++ Help finding the max value in a map - Stack Overflow
  • unordered_map - C++ Reference
• UI for osc type selection
  • JUCE: Tutorial: The ComboBox class https://docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_combo_box.html
• Parameter (such as volume) change without glitches
  • JUCE: LinearSmoothedValue< FloatType > Class Template Reference
• Misc
  • c++ - Can't use modulus on doubles? - Stack Overflow
  • visual studio - Default directory where new classes are stored? - Stack Overflow
• JUCE Sliders
  • JUCE: Slider Class Reference
  • JUCE: Tutorial: The Slider class
  • Integer Slider - General JUCE discussion - JUCE
• C++ Math
  • pow - C++ Reference
• JUCE Source Control Practices
  • Having problems with source control - Audio Plugins - JUCE
  • JUCE project setup process | CredlandAudio
• General Source Control
  • Whatʼs a Fast Forward Merge?
• Adding files to JUCE Project
  • This has to be done trough Projucer. For example, to add a new cpp class file, don't do it using Visual Studio UI. Open "File Explorer" in Projucer. Click on "(+)", then "Add New CPP File..." or if you already had used Visual Studio or something else, "Add Existing Files..."
  • This way, new files will be part of the "JUCE Project" and any IDE export will have them.
  • See: JUCE: Tutorial: Projucer Part 2: Manage your Projucer projects
• Upgrading JUCE
  • I wan't to use the ADSR class that is mentioned in the documentation. Apparently, it was introduced in version 5.4.2, whereas I had version 5.4.1
  • To upgrade the JUCE library, open Projucer. I think it does an "check upgrades" at the beginning. It asks to download newer version.
  • (I first attempted to download it on the existing folder, however that failed.)
  • Download it to JUCE-5.4.2 folder
  • Open the Projucer in the newer version. Open existing project.
  • File > Global Paths
  • Set "Path to JUCE" and "JUCE Modules" to C:\Users\veliu\JUCE-5.4.2 paths.
  • Now when I click on module names in "Modules" section, I see that their version is 5.4.2.
  • Save the Projucer project, and open it in the IDE again "Save an open in IDE".
  • Looks like, module files are not copied to Visual Studio project but their path is known by VS.
  • Build project again, and I must good to go.
• ADSR
  • JUCE: ADSR Class Reference
  • JUCE: ADSR::Parameters Struct Reference
  • Meaning of ADSR stages Envelope (music) - Wikipedia
• C++ Structs
  • 4.7 — Structs | Learn C++