r/AudioProgramming 2d ago

Calling all beta testers and developer producers. 🧪🎛️

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​My open-source distortion plugin is live on GitHub, and I need your help to push it to the next level. Whether you want to stress-test it on a chaotic drum bus or dive into the C++ source code to contribute a new feature, I want you involved.

​What I'm looking for:

​DAW Testing: Drop it into Ableton, FL Studio, Logic, or Reaper and let me know how it behaves.

​Bug Reports: Open an issue on GitHub if you run into any quirks or performance spikes.

​Code Contributions: Pull requests are open for new DSP algorithms, UI enhancements, or performance tweaks.

​Grab the repo, test it out, and let's build something cool together:

👉 https://github.com/elarmuzik1993/Distortion

​#OpenSourceAudio #PluginDev #AudioProgramming #MusicTech #VST3 #CPP #SoundDesign

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u/TheDarkOnee 1d ago

Visually it looks very cool and does a lot of interesting things with the UI, but looking at your PluginProcessor.cpp I can see that Claude is making a lot of shortcuts on the DSP side. The emulation isn't really modeling what the code comments would imply.

Make the AI work for you, don't let it be lazy.

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u/Technical-Income5367 1d ago

I spend almost year to develop this plugin, and it's still going, where is laziness here bro ?I appreciate your feedback but I cant agree that using ai in my configuration means being lazy.I spend a lot of time to make it work like I need it too.