Made with JUCE
Developer stories and case studies from the people building with JUCE.
Peter and Tom from Eventide
Tom and Peter discuss Temperance, their unique modal reverb, and life on Eventide’s plugin team.
Evan from Anukari
An ex-Googler with a dream: Evan helped pave the way for low-latency audio on the GPU with his innovative synth
Mario from Mario Nieto World
We talk with Mario about his background in Max for Live, his affinity for MIDI effects and his holistic approach…
Jennifer from Output
A master’s from CCRMA. A PhD in Computer Music from UCSD. Performing artist at Coachella. Senior Engineer at Output. We…
August from imagiro
August talks about the importance of vibe, crafting tools that feel unique, and porting his popular piano plugin to WebView.
Companies Using JUCE
Here are just a few of the many companies using JUCE in their products. Many more companies use JUCE internally, or would rather not appear in this list.
- 7thSense
- Adobe
- AlphaTheta
- AMS Neve
- Antares
- Arturia
- Audio Modeling
- AudioKinetic
- Avid
- Bose
- Bytedance
- Corsair
- Cycling74
- Dolby
- Eventide
- Fender
- Focusrite
- Genelec
- Harman
- Harrison
- InMusic
- Izotope
- Korg
- Krotos
- L-Acoustics
- LANDR
- MathWorks
- Meta
- Metric Halo
- Moog
- Music Tribe
- Naughtydog
- Native Instruments
- Netflix
- Neural DSP
- Neutone
- Qualcomm
- reFX Audio Software
- RODE Microphones
- Roland
- ROLI
- Sennheiser
- Serato
- Slate Digital
- Sonarworks
- Sonnox
- SoundRadix
- Spitfire
- Splice
- SSL
- Steinberg
- Supertone
- Syng
- THX
- Tracktion
- UJAM
- Universal Audio
- UVI
- Valhalla DSP
- Waves
- Wolfram Research, Inc.
- Yamaha
Universities using JUCE
A few of the university courses teaching JUCE