Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation

Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by moralestapia on Monday May 11, 2020 @10:23AM (#23142435)

Sure, but,

>Do solo or small shop vst plugin developers make any money?

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Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by fab1an on Monday May 11, 2020 @11:04AM (#23142901)

Quite a few small developers in this space. It's not like indie gaming, but there's also less competition. I think you need to be a musician/producer to be successful here though.

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Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by kleer001 on Monday May 11, 2020 @10:31AM (#23142534)

The implication seems to be "no".

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Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by rogerclark on Monday May 11, 2020 @02:05PM (#23145089)

Steve Duda wrote Serum, probably the most popular synth plugin in modern electronic music. everyone I know has a license. so "yes", with the caveat that it's difficult to actually create products of this level of quality

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Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by TheRealPomax on Monday May 11, 2020 @11:15AM (#23143030)

That implication would be wildly incorrect.

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Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by kleer001 on Monday May 11, 2020 @04:08PM (#23146397)

With the operative word being "developers" I disagree.

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Re:Deep Learning for Guitar Effect Emulation by TheRealPomax on Monday May 11, 2020 @05:05PM (#23147062)

Yeah but facts don't really care about agreement: there are loads of renowned single-person VST shops, and many more "just a handful of folks" ones. Chris Heinz, Steve Duda, Strezov Sampling, Matt Tytel, heck even Plugin Guru, etc. etc. are all renowned folks in the VST/VSTi world, and that doesn't even scratch the surface.

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