Matlab Vst Plugin
- Generate Audio Plugin with Neural Network. Learn more about audio, audio plugin, vst, neural network, dnn Audio Toolbox, Deep Learning Toolbox, MATLAB.
- A VST 2 audio effect plugin written in MATLAB that uses a genetic algorithm to generate a random impulse response describing the reverberation of an artificial room, and uses the impulse response to apply convolution reverb to an audio signal in real-time.
- You can host VST, VST3, and AU plugins in MATLAB ® by using the loadAudioPlugin function from Audio Toolbox™. After you load an external audio plugin, you process audio through its main audio-processing algorithm. Audio Toolbox enables three ways to interact with the hosted audio plugin: Property Display Mode (Default).
- Load a VST audio plugin into MATLAB® by specifying its full path. If you are using a Mac, replace the.dll file extension with.vst. PluginPath = fullfile.
ExternalAudioPlugin is the base class for hosted audio plugins. When you load an external plugin using loadAudioPlugin, an object of that plugin is created having externalAudioPlugin or externalAudioPluginSource as a base class. The externalAudioPluginSource class is used when the external audio plugin is a source plugin. For a tutorial on hosting audio plugins, see Host External.
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Generate standalone audio applications from Simulink models – by a single click of a button.
The APG toolbox enables DSP engineers to design and evaluate audio algorithms in short development cycles.
- Generate standalone audio application (.exe) and VST plugins from Matlab/Simulink models
- Multichannel audio processing
- I/O latency < 10ms with ASIO
- Record signals, parameters and audio streams for offline analysis
- Real time signal scopes
- Audio files as signal sources
- Easy to configure graphical user interface
Sine Wave Generator Demo
Basic example
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- Play sine tone
- Control gain and frequency
- Scope spectrum and time domain signal

Audio Filtering Demo
Basic example
- Low- or high pass filtering
- White noise source
- Scope I/O spectrum
- Scope filter transfer function
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This example shows how to implement a real-time audio 'phaser' effect which can be tuned by a user interface (UI). It also shows how to generate a VST plugin for the phaser that you can import into a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
Introduction
The phaser is an audio effect produced when an audio signal is passed through one or more notch filters. The center frequencies of the notch filters are typically modulated at some consistent rate to produce a 'swirling' effect on the audio. The modulation source is typically a low frequency oscillator such as a sine wave. Different waveform shapes create different phaser effects.
You can use any audio file with this example. However, the phasing effect is more audible with some audio files than with others. A file that is suggested for this example is RockGuitar-16-44p1-stereo-72secs.wav. Another option is to use a pink noise source instead of a file.
This example uses the audiopluginexample.Phaser audio plugin class. The plugin implements a multi-notch filter with notch frequencies modulated by an audioOscillator. The multi-notch filter is implemented through the multibandParametricEQ System object. The bands of the equalizer can be made to act as individual notch filters by setting their gain to -inf.
Test the Phaser
You can test the phaser implemented in audiopluginexample.Phaser using Audio Test Bench. The audio test bench sets up the audio file reader and audio device writer objects, and streams the audio through the phaser in a processing loop.

Initialize the phaser and visualize its magnitude response.
Launch the Audio Test Bench.
The Audio Test Bench enables you to tune the audio phaser using sliders and drop-down menus. Changing slider or drop-down values updates the magnitude response plot of the phaser in real time.
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The four sliders are:
Rate - Controls the rate at which the center frequency of the notch filters sweep up and down the audio spectrum.
Center Frequency - Controls the center frequency of the lowest notch. The center frequency of other notches is calculated relative to this value and the modulation source.
Depth - Controls how far the notch frequencies modulate around the center frequency.
Qualify Factor - Sets the quality factor (or 'Q') of each notch. A higher Q setting creates a narrower bandwidth notch.
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There are also two drop-down menus:
Notches - Sets the number of notch filters. More notches can be used to create a more dramatic effect.
Modulation Source - The waveform that controls the center frequencies of the notch filters. Different waveforms create different sweep sounds.
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The audio test bench by default streams audio from a file on disk. You can change it to a sound card microphone/line-in input, or pink noise (useful for testing).
Click the Run button on the UI to start streaming and hear the phaser effect.
Run as VST Plugin
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You may find that audio dropouts occur when using higher numbers of notches or high Rate settings. One way to work around this is to generate a VST plugin to take the place of the portion of the code that performs the actual audio processing. Switch the Run As dropdown to VST Plugin. On running the simulation now, a VST plugin will be generated and loaded back into MATLAB for use in the simulation.
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To generate and port a VST plugin to a Digital Audio Workstation, click on the Generate VST 2 Audio Plugin button on the toolbar of audio test bench, or run the generateAudioPlugin command.