Hi Guys & Dolls,

once in a while i visit the forum, and for years there is no progress.

If you want to go on with making programs for music then go here https://juce.com/
While i don't use it (i jumped to Livecode), i stopped making programs for music. This Juce seems the best alternative ...

I'm checking out Juce, i see that camomile is written using Juce.

quite different as the nice views in FS or Livecode ( requested before to add VST into Livecode), the new Livecode 9 (in development allows other API's and languages to be imported or used) so maybe there is some future, don't know ...

Finally someone who knows what i'm talking about

on the contrary. Flowstone is comparable with labview, just not the vst part. I worked with labview and flowstone and you can do similair things. Labview is for the big companies.

True Flowstone is very nice and cheap also for what it offers though.

BUt to survice and relive again new strategies have to be taken. The Kickstarter was one (and the last) of them they did.
So that's why i mentioned, create a community version 32bit and a paid version with more options and 64bit ...

@adam i make music on computer since the amiga, started on pc started with win3.11evolved to win95 with cakewalk 3.1 till 9 using my Terratec EWS64XL with 64MB sample memory and then jumped over to Cubase of course using external synths and VST's and still do with Cubase and Ableton Live. Also ...

Don't get me wrong, i like Flowstone very much just like i did SynthMaker.

Vst may be still alive but it's not that booming anymore like 10 years ago.
Only progress i see and i've been away for at least 2 years now, is minor bug fixes.

Livecode is more about logical thinking, if i can do it as a ...

Nope VST not, but that's good as dead. at least in Flowstone. Learn C++ instead.

The community version is free of charge and can do enough for most people.

Always a better option to get further then to run after people who will never give you what they promised a few years ago.

Well then better use your eyes on the web a bit more.
There are lot's of development environments.

And the one i jumped on to is Livecode, it's supports Linux, Windows, MacOS, HTML5, Android, iOs has now capabilities to embed other languages as C++, Javascript etc.
Has a simple English Language ...

You people are still here???

The devs are deaf i presume or left the building long ago.
They don't listen and don't inform you by any means.
A bit of normal communication would be good.
Any other development platform just communicates via their forums.

I can't understand that most people here ...