Experiments trying to use Rust for audio programming.
Consider anything in this repository a draft.
โ ๏ธ Goals
- Goal 1: Learn & have fun
- This is goal #1 and it's very important to keep it in mind if you end-up depending on one of the crates in this repository
- Goal 2: Build tools for aiding development
- Goal 3: Experiment with audio software GUI in Rust
Most of this repository is published under the MIT LICENSE.
Some directories which contain full applications are licensed under the AGPLv3 license. Check the LICENSE
and README.md
files.
- Initial 'Test Plugin Host' post
- Simple Metronome release
- Generic AudioProcessors in Rust
- Continuous Looper - 8-track live-looper and performance sampler
- Simple standalone audio-app
- Effects and analysis
See docs/misc/WEB_GUI.md
.
The project is set-up with a cargo workspace. Running cargo
commands at the root directory should compile all crates
sharing caches.
To build the whole project run:
git submodule update --init
cargo build
To run tests:
cargo test
On OSX you might want to run ./scripts/test.sh
instead of that command.
Build outputs should be on target/debug
or target/release
.
Package VSTs using ./scripts/dev.sh build
. This will build all the packages, build specific crates' outputs with
./scripts/dev.sh build <path>
.
See instructions on their READMEs under crates/apps
.
Since this is bringing in all the possible rust crates, you'll need to install quite a few dependencies.
See .github/workflows/default.yml
for a list of what's needed on Ubuntu.
cargo clippy
Benchmarks using criterion
will be slowly added. In order to run benchmarks use:
cargo bench
cd ./crates/oscillator
cargo instruments -t time --bench sine_oscillator_benchmark -- --bench
NOTE I couldn't get this to work on macOS
Flamegraphs can be generated using cargo-flamegraph
:
cargo install flamegraph
The tool can then be used to run a criterion benchmark and generate a flamegraph:
cargo flamegraph --bench sine_oscillator_benchmark -- --bench