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-# 🐺 WolfSound's Audio Plugin Template
+# CutOff - VST3
 
-![Cmake workflow success badge](https://github.com/JanWilczek/audio-plugin-template/actions/workflows/cmake.yml/badge.svg)
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-Want to create an audio plugin (e.g., a VST3 plugin) with C++ but don't know how to go about?
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-Heard about the [JUCE C++ framework](https://github.com/juce-framework/JUCE) but not sure how to start a JUCE project?
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-Want to use CMake with JUCE but don't know how?
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-Want to be able to easily integrate third-party C++ libraries to your project?
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-Want to unit test your audio plugin?
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-Want to ensure maximum safety of your software?
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-And all this with a click of a button?
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-Well, this template allows you to immediately start your JUCE C++ framework audio plugin project with a CMake-based project structure. It involves
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-* clear repo structure
-* C++ 23 standard
-* effortless handling of third-party dependencies with the CPM package manager; use the C++ libraries you want together with JUCE
-* highest warning level and "treat warnings as errors"
-* ready-to-go unit test project with GoogleTest
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-Additionally
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-* continuous integration made easy with Github actions: build and run tests on the main branch and on every pull request
-* automatic clang-format on C++ files run on every commit; don't worry about code formatting anymore!
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-I am personally using this template all the time.
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-Feel free to propose suggestions 😉
+This is an example of a vst3 plugin made using CMake and JUCE. The first version of Linux is available.
 
 ## Usage
 
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 Don't forget to change "YourPluginName" to, well, your plugin name everywhere 😉
 
-## How was this template built?
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-See how I create this template step by step in this video:
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-[![Audio plugin template tutorial video](http://img.youtube.com/vi/Uq7Hwt18s3s/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uq7Hwt18s3s "Audio plugin template tutorial video")