Lighthouse Project Management

I have made an account for Teragon Audio at lighthouseapp for project management.  Lighthouse provides basic milestone-based project management, issue tracking, and message boards.  If you would like access to projects, simply create an account and send me a message on our site.

PluginCore 2.0 source available

I am currently in the process of refactoring the PluginCore source code, which is the underlying library used in all of my plugins.  In the future, you can expect some more exciting updates to the actual plugins but for any developers, you can grab a copy of the last stable version of the PluginCore source code here:

Download PluginCore 2.0 Source Code Zipfile

If you are interested in watching the progress of the upcoming PluginCore 3.0 library, you can subscribe to the PluginCore project RSS feed on github.

Unsupported Software FAQ

This article explains which software products are unsupported, and why.

How to make VST Plugins in Visual Studio

Recently, Microsoft announced that it would offer Visual Studio Express free of charge forever. Though the Express version of Visual C++ (hereafter referred to as VC++) has some limitations, it's still a great tool and it's nice to see Microsoft taking some steps to support the developers writing software for their platform. This document will describe how to get VC++ installed and building VST plugins. It assumes that you have prior experience developing VST plugins, and are familiar with the structure and layout of the VST SDK.

This tutorial will walk you through the process of installing and configuring the tools you'll need to build your own VST plugins with Visual Studio, and creating a simple VST plugin with optional support for a VSTGUI frontend.  This guide only covers building VST 2.x plugins, as the 3.x SDK is not very widely supported yet.

New support email address

The new email support address for Teragon Audio is support (a) teragon (dot) org.

If you have questions about a specific release of Teragon software, please instead leave a comment on the blog entry where the release is posted.  This way, any issues you may encounter become part of the public record and can help out others who might be having the same problem.

If you have questions about licensing or other matters, then please use the email address listed above.