Hi Steve, recently YouTube recommended your Pyramind interviews to me (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOUkI5hH2HY). I got a lot out of these interviews, so thanks for sharing your stories!
Serum is fantastic sonically, and the way you've built the UI has really helped me to develop a better understanding of synthesis. I know others have said it, but seeing all the modulations in real-time when using Serum has been so helpful to me in terms of really understanding how LFO's, envelopes and all these basic synth building blocks come together.
I have been working in software for quite a while - mostly database/backend stuff on the Microsoft stack. Recently, I've been spending more time on music which has always been a hobby for me. Anyway, I've been taking some online courses on AI and DSP (although so far they're all pretty theoretical) and I'd like to start playing around with building some VST's. With your experience, I'm wondering if you have a top list of best resources you'd be willing to share to someone looking to get into some VST programming? I'm looking for anything from suggested frameworks, libraries, or tools to forums, websites, or books … anything that you found particularly helpful in your travels, and especially stuff that's DSP and/or VST-focused.
