bridgelkak.blogg.se - C++ note to midi note number

If you want to apply any build settings (e.g.

Create an Engine with cmaj::Engine::create().

The Engine class acts like a compiler - you create an Engine, give it a Cmajor program, and it compiles it into a Performer object that is used to actually run the program. There are some example projects demonstrating simple use of the C++ API: see the examples/native_apps folder. (There is also a lower-level COM-based API in include/cmajor/COM which you can use if you like, but it’s probably better to ignore them and stick to the API wrapper classes that expose the same things as idiomatic C++ classes).

include/cmajor/helpers - provides many optional utilities for tasks such as dealing with the patch format, plugin formats, background compilation, audio/MIDI handling, etc.include/cmajor/API - contains the basic API objects.

The two main folders to look at for this are: The Cmajor repository contains a set of C++ header-only helper classes which allow you to build an app that can use the Cmajor JIT engine to compile and run code. This document covers the API you’ll need to use if you want to embed the Cmajor JIT engine into a native C++ app. std_oscillators_waveshape_specialised_K0a57.Selection of the patch's main processor.Processor and Namespace Specialisation Parameters.Loading patches in your DAW with the Cmajor VST/AU plugin.Installing the Cmajor command-line tools.