plugdata

plugdata is a standalone and DAW plugin version of pd, with a new GUI made with JUCE
Current release
No stable release available yet.
Experimental releases
Upcoming and alpha/beta/candidate releases
- Alpha releases should only be used for testing and development.
- Beta releases and Release Candidates are normally released for production testing, but should not be used on mission-critical sites.
- Always install on a separate test server first, and make sure you have proper backups before installing.
Project Description
- Project resources
Credits
Supported by Deskew Technologies
- Camomile by Pierre Guillot
- ELSE by Alexandre Torres Porres
- cyclone by Krzysztof Czaja, Hans-Christoph Steiner, Fred Jan Kraan, Alexandre Torres Porres, Derek Kwan, Matt Barber and others (note: Cyclone is included to offer an easy entry point for Max users but ELSE contains several alternatives to objects in Cyclone and Pure Data Vanilla itself also has some alternatives. Not only that, but objects that weren't cloned into Cyclone also have alternatives in ELSE, see: this)
- Pure Data by Miller Puckette and others
- libpd by the Peter Brinkmann, Dan Wilcox and others
- Juce by ROLI Ltd.
- MoodyCamel by Cameron Desrochers
- Kiwi by Eliott Paris, Pierre Guillot and Jean Millot
- LV2 PlugIn Technology by Steve Harris, David Robillard and others
- VST PlugIn Technology by Steinberg Media Technologies
- Audio Unit PlugIn Technology by Apple
- Juce LV2 interface by Filipe Coelho
Status
What works:
- Nearly complete support for pd
- Most ELSE and cyclone library objects work
- LV2, AU and VST3 formats available, tested on Windows (x64), Mac (ARM/x64) and Linux (ARM/x64), also works as AU MIDI processor for Logic
- Receive 512 DAW parameters using [receive param1], [receive param2], etc.
- Receive DAW playhead position, tempo and more using the [playhead] abstraction
Known issues:
- Externals are broken on Windows
- Broken objects:
- text define
- netreceive
- store
- rec
- oscilloscope
- canvas manipulation objects in ELSE
- Possibly more
- There may still be some more bugs