[gmpi] Re: My plugin system

  • From: Mike Berry <mberry@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: gmpi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 11:44:49 -0600



Juhana Sadeharju wrote:

From: Tim Hockin <thockin@xxxxxxxxxx> 

Lets repeat how I would write my reverb:
 -I would write a multitap plugin; called as multitap()
 -I would write a late reverberator; called as laterev()
 -I would write a bandsplit filter; called as bandsplit()
 -I would write GMPI graph description for how the complete
  reverb is assembled
Then the host would take all the functions and the graph for
forwarding them to a nearest flow system, e.g., to
Csound or to Reaktor which would support GMPI.

I do not expect that GMPI would include a graph description language. GMPI is a plugin hosting system, pure and simple (at least as far as discussed up till now). However, it is certainly possible with GMPI for someone to write a GMPI plugin which hosts other GMPI plugins and provides a graph description language.
As a host writer, we are not going to add a graph description language to Premiere. It is simply not something that our users are asking for. But we are more than happy to host a plugin containing such a language, as long as it appears like a standard GMPI plugin to us.
Does this answer your question?

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Mike Berry
Adobe Systems


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