How would I go about finding a DSP programmer? More specifically

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>>1631518
Squarepusher does it himself, why can't/don't you?

https://www.upwork.com/o/profiles/browse/?q=dsp%20audio
Make an account and start interviewing candidates.

How much money can you make on this stuff? These can be downloaded and pirated for free can they not?

>>1631717
I've attempted learning JUCE but I know its going to take several months for me to even begin to do what I want. This option is still on the table but I'd prefer to find someone who knows exactly what they're doing.

>>1631723
thanks anon this is actually a pretty helpful resource. already spotted some promising leads.

>>1631754
Yes, they're certainly pirated quite a lot. However there definitely is a viable market for this at the moment. Everyone and their mom is trying to become a bed room producer these days. If you price your product well enough (~$50 or ~$90 vs the $400-$500 plugins) you will see people actually buy it. The key is a slick looking GUI, a great marketing video with well made demos/examples of what it can do. Essentially selling things like this properly is understanding you are selling someone on their dream (not necessarily just a product). You want to make a plugin that makes them think it is _THE_ missing piece that will make them a hit producer or rockstar. I know this market very well, I have many producer friends that impulse new products like these if they are appealing enough.

>>1631808
*impulse buy

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>>1631808
the real question is why do u wanna scam people and sell them a dream
is that honestly why you got into the music business?

why not sell insurance?

>>1631814
I'm not interested in scamming people, I intend for people to genuinely find use in my product because it is modeled after FX chains I use in my projects successfully. I'm just saying the mentality of the potential customer base and the way it needs to be marketed.

>>1631518
I don't want to buy your plugin unless you are company that is going to continue to support the platform. When there is a mac os x update, you need to be able to get the plugin working. You have to support people when their computer crashes and they need to reinstall years later.

This is one of those threads where its like "I need to hire someone to do my idea so I can make money." Nobody is going to help you. Anyone that could possibly help you already has their own plugin company and already knows how to create DSP chains. You'd have to learn how to program every effect and the entire system yourself. Unless you have hundreds of thousands of dollars nobody is going to work for you.

>>1631825
I do plan on continuing to support the platform though. I'm just looking for a business partner that will do the programming side and continue to stay within the company to do updates. I wouldn't mind giving them the larger cut of the sales either for incentive.

>>1631816
you have the wrong attitude to bring a truly revolutionary successful new product to market keep whoring that tiem share dream tho.