Build High-Performance Applications And Plug-ins
Deliver software on multiple platforms
Deploy to different devices
Third-party modules ecosystem
Integrate into your build system
Target multiple plug-in formats
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Companies Using JUCE
Many more companies use JUCE internally, or would rather not appear in this list.
Adobe
AMS Neve
Antares
Arturia
Audio Modeling
AudioKinetic
Avid
Bose
Bytedance
Corsair
Cycling74
Dolby
Eventide
Fender
Focusrite
Genelec
Harman
Harrison
Izotope
Korg
Krotos
L-Acoustics
LANDR
MathWorks
Meta
Metric Halo
Moog
Music Tribe
Naughtydog
Netflix
Neural DSP
Neutone
Pioneer DJ
reFX Audio Software
RODE Microphones
Roland
ROLI
Serato
Slate Digital
Sonarworks
Sonnox
SoundRadix
Spitfire
Splice
SSL
Steinberg
Supertone
Syng
THX
Tracktion
Universal Audio
UVI
Valhalla DSP
Waves
Wolfram Research, Inc.
Yamaha
JUCE is an open source, cross-platform, software development framework provided as C++ source code, that can be used to create standalone software on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, as well as VST, VST3, AU, AUv3, AAX and LV2 plug-ins.
You can find the JUCE source code in a public repository on GitHub.
JUCE can be easily integrated into your existing projects, with support for CMake alongside direct generation of Xcode projects, Visual Studio solutions, Android Studio projects, and Makefiles.
The JUCE Framework is the most widely used framework for audio application and plug-in development, and is used by all of the most important companies that deal with audio, either supporting their in-house research and development software, or in their publicly released products.
JUCE allows developers to focus on the most valuable parts of their software by taking care of the differences between operating systems (both desktop and mobile) and plug-in formats. With your project based on the JUCE framework you can write software once and have it work the same way wherever you deploy.
Universities using JUCE
