Thanks so much for your thorough responses. A lot of useful information!

Thanks for your reply. Quick questions about VSCode: is it as reactive as Pluto and is it as lightweight or would I need to install VSCode along with other packages to make it work?

It also saves me from having to write “unset DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH” in the terminal at the start of every session.

Setting up my projects and packages in the terminal, writing the code in an editor, then running it once again in the terminal. It made the process very long and tedious especially when I wanted to adjust values.

I also got that book a few weeks ago. Can’t wait to get some back ordered components so I can get started

Went down a different rabbit hole combining #ACME.jl and #WAV.jl with #swiftUI so I could use sliders on a MacOS app. Still need to work on the ACME.jl part and add more parameters to the Swift app. Right now it’s just a small compressor with 4 sliders but it did build successfully.

It’s been really interesting seeing everything that’s possible with #ACME.jl and #WAV.jl and being my first time working in #julialang I’ve been pleasantly surprised. I’m looking forward to seeing if I can get Metal.jl figured out

I passed a wav file through a bunch of different circuits and got some promising results. Need to read up on more schematics but it was way easier for me than running SPICE simulations. Also trying the DSP package in #julialang

Right?