Made with JUCE
Developer stories and case studies from the people building with JUCE.
Peter Sobot from Spotify
With over 5000 stars on GitHub, Pedalboard is one of the most popular open source projects based on JUCE, speeding…
Gustav Scholda and James Swift from GS DSP
Starting a business with a good friend can be risky, but there’s nothing like it when it works out.
Baconpaul from the Surge Synthesizer Team
“It’s fun working on stuff that works!” Best known as a member of the Surge synthesizer team, Baconpaul is an…
Mitch from Accurate Sound
Would you? Could you? In a car? From 705.6kHz sample rates to 23 channels of convolution on a Raspi to…
Joe from Audible Genius
Originally funded by a Kickstarter in 2012, Joe Hanley not only developed a curriculum to teach synthesizer sound design but…
Interview with David Hilowitz
Composer, YouTuber and Plugin Developer are just a few of the roles that David Hilowitz successfully dances between.
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