[gbsr]

yeah so uh. i got an email from the SM developers and i just thought i'll briefly mention it here.
they decided to codevelop flowstone together with synthmaker wereas flowstone was focusing more on the other aspects of modular programming languages such as interfacing with devices, networking and so on, and synthmaker was mainly focused around the development of exe files and plugins made specifically for music and music software.

aaaanyhoo, they decided to merge the two products together into flowstone 3, which not only has all the features of flowstone, but all the features of synthmaker as well, so yeah. tha tmeans exe files and plugins with ruby coding language amongst other things. neat

here's flowstone: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click here to register]

aaand here's synthmaker: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click here to register]



aaaand here's the letter in case anyone wanna read it: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click here to register]


just figured that it might be interesting for some of you peeps here.

[bbb]

anyone tried this new merge out?

Was just thinking about making some stuff(attempting to anyway). Has anyone tried any of the purchase options out? Looks neat.

[Shuttle102]

Looks neat indeed.
I tried the demo last night. It is cool how you don't have to compile anything to test stuff.
I got it to listen to my midi-keyboard and I managed to get some noise going. Haven't figured much out yet though.

I think it might be worth purchasing in order to make standalones and VSTs but I'm not crazy about the fact that you have to pay for the updates.
If it had been just paying for upgrades, it would be a different story. But updates? I don't know.

Still. Might be worth it

[lolirl]

Just wondered if we have any current users?

[sternum1]

loving this

[Tsachi]

Old thread is old. Also I tried to use it twice and couldn't figure it out, I'm dumb.