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380 Views • Nov 29, 2024 • Click to toggle off description
The reality is that as software ages very quickly and requires constant maintenance to keep pace with today’s technologies. From the moment development is abandoned or support ended, an invisible timer starts ticking, and it becomes more and more difficult with each passing year to run that software on modern systems.
Even a single macOS version, for example, can require sweeping changes across your app. Or, as we’ve seen in the gaming industry, your favorite game could suddenly be cut off from updates – until it one day becomes unplayable.
So Cesare Ferrari and Jules Storer created Cmajor, which they’re pitching as a language for DSP code that’s more future-proof, independent from any specific platform or plugin format. And to test out its capabilities, they successfully port over thousands of lines of C++ code for Native Instrument’s Pro53 synth (which is a little over 20 years old).
Check out how they did it:
• The Pro-54: Recreating a Classic Synt...
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Uploaded At Nov 29, 2024 ^^
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rip z3ta synth
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I have pretty much zero interest in synths, but boy do I support the ideology.
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@vidiotic222
6 hours ago
The old Synths are currently going for a lot of money because of their ability to provide the authentic sound of genre specific and period specific music. For instance I have a Roland VP 330 that I purchased for $225 in 1991 that now sells for $5,000 on Reverb. I'm having it "recapped" ( capacitor replacement) this next month.
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