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What was the first app to have Auv3

majorwizard047majorwizard047
in General App Discussion

There’s no info anywhere on what the first app with Auv3 was. Would anyone remember first hearing about auv3.

Comments

  • uncledaveuncledave

    Check out this article for the earliest news of AUv3 for iOS.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @uncledave said:
    Check out this article for the earliest news of AUv3 for iOS.

    I already knew Multitrack Studio was one of the first to host AUv3, but I didn't know that Blamsoft wasn't the first to release an AUv3 plugin. I know Blamsoft are one of the OGs though.

  • majorwizard047majorwizard047

    @uncledave said:
    Check out this article for the earliest news of AUv3 for iOS.

    Interesting. According to this, an app called Remaster was the first effect and MTS was one of the first hosts if not the first before GB had it. Today Audiokit apart from JUCE are the main source for auv3 coding. I’m assuming from this article that the devs from ancient times had used the same source of AU coding that was used for Mac plugins because I don’t think Audiokit JUCE were around. I mean Audiokit and JUCE had to of started with Auv3 coding from somewhere. Wonder if that original Mac AU coding is still working and used today.

  • uncledaveuncledave

    @majorwizard047 said:

    @uncledave said:
    Check out this article for the earliest news of AUv3 for iOS.

    Interesting. According to this, an app called Remaster was the first effect and MTS was one of the first hosts if not the first before GB had it. Today Audiokit apart from JUCE are the main source for auv3 coding. I’m assuming from this article that the devs from ancient times had used the same source of AU coding that was used for Mac plugins because I don’t think Audiokit JUCE were around. I mean Audiokit and JUCE had to of started with Auv3 coding from somewhere. Wonder if that original Mac AU coding is still working and used today.

    I believe the source of AUv3 coding is the Apple Audio Unit SDK. Apple teaches how to use their stuff in the WWDC, held each summer. Devs, and packages like AudioKit, build on that foundation. I don't know that AudioKit and JUCE are the main sources for AUv3 coding, though they are probably good places for beginners to start.

  • CarnbotCarnbot

    Yes MTS was the first AU host and also the first with sidechaining support too I think.

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