Blue Cat Audio updates Plug'n Script audio and MIDI scripting plugin to v3.32

Blue Cat Audio has released a free update for Blue Cat’s Plug’n Script, an audio and MIDI scripting software that can be programmed to create your own effects or virtual instruments inside most DAWs.

Version 3.32 of the plugin adds official support for Apple M1 processors, many new MIDI and audio I/O features, as well as other improvements and fixes.

With this plugin, you can write your own plugin with very little knowledge about programming. If you do not care about programming, Blue Cat’s Plug’n Script can also be used as a regular multi-effects processor with existing scripts or to get someone else to write this very particular utility you have been searching for for years and cannot find anywhere.
If you are an experienced programmer, you will find in Plug’n Script a powerful development environment for audio plugins: prototype algorithms quickly, generate a state-of-the-art graphical user interface (GUI) without a single line of code, and export a VST plugin, right from within your favourite DAW! Creating a plug-in has never been so fast!

Changes in Plug’n Script v3.32

Single Installer on Mac (all plugins formats).
Full Apple Silicon (M1 processor) support.
New “network slave” mode to run as an audio/MIDI processing server for the Connector plugin.
Windows: ASIO Control panel can now be launched from the audio settings window in the application.
Audio engine can now be restarted from the audio settings window in the application.
Dropped 32-bit support on Mac.
Now requires MacOS 10.9 and newer.
Improved MIDI events timing precision in the application.
Added MIDI tap tempo support for standalone application.
Standalone application can now send MIDI events to external devices.
Select individual MIDI I/O in standalone application.
In most plugin formats, internal audio I/O configuration can now be selected regardless of the configuration defined by the host.
Improved MIDI & automation control settings with lock, reset and “save as global setting” capabilities.
The plugin and app can now send MIDI events back to a control surface when MIDI-enabled parameters are modified in the user interface.
It is now possible to export plugins with an unlimited number of parameters.
The user interface does not throw errors anymore when using more than 48 input parameters in a script (they are simply not displayed).
Fixed latency compensation changes not always picked up by host applications.
VST3: fixed random crash in Ableton Live 11 upon load.
VST3: fixed parameters update issues in Studio One when bouncing tracks.
Windows: fixed an issue with Unicode window titles.
MacOS: fixed export window colors in dark mode.
MacOS: fixed plugin editor positioning issues in some hosts with some particular zoom values.