Vytvoření VST plug-inu pro virtualní hudební studio

Abstract

This thesis describes the development of sound technology and its partial migration from the world of physical devices to the platform of the computer using simulation of the original devices. Closely analyzes the technology of Steinberg Virtual Station Technology (VST), serving to integrate VST audio plug-ins in modern digital audio workstations (DAW). The subsequent implementation of innovative VST plug-in 3TMatrixPlugin demonstrates the power of this technology. The use of the relatively new VST.NET framework, which has not been documented except for the original documentation, provides an introduction to modern and effective methods of development not offered by the original VST plugin SDK written in an unmanaged version of the C++ language. In addition the objective of the thesis is to introduce a little-known platform for the application of the algorithms discussed in the course Digital Signal Processing at our university.