You can now build working VST plugins from a chat description

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We Rave You

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How this story was covered

1 tracked outlet has reported this story, first published yesterday, 08:10. We Rave You published first among the outlets Le Raver tracks. The one report Le Raver has classified carried original reporting. That is 1 of the 26 outlets Le Raver tracks. No other tracked outlet has covered it, so this page links out rather than summarising it.

How it unfolded

Yesterday, 08:10
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You can now build working VST plugins from a chat description

Sources, in order of reporting

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We Rave YouFirstOriginalYesterday, 08:10

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A website called Sonorie has launched a service that turns a plain-language description into a working audio plugin. Describe a compressor or a synth, and it writes the DSP, compiles it while you watch, and exports a genuine VST3, AU or CLAP file. The company says the exported pl…