UWdeVST Synthesizers
A UWdeVST collection combining Guitar and Bass, the pre-v1 archive, five private next-generation families and their demo repository.
Open the public sourceA UWdeVST collection combining Guitar and Bass, the pre-v1 archive, five private next-generation families and their demo repository. This record belongs to the UWdevST instrument collection and clearly separates the product, its musical role and its public scope.
- Repositories
- 9
- Public
- 3
- Private
- 6
- Source
- GitHub
- Status
- Connected source
Documentation and scope
Structured content from the public source documentation.
Overview
A UWdeVST collection combining Guitar and Bass, the pre-v1 archive, five private next-generation families and their demo repository.
This record belongs to the UWdevST instrument collection and clearly separates the product, its musical role and its public scope.
Documented scope
- 2 active public synthesizers: Guitar and Bass
- Public pre-v1 archive: Percussion, Rare and Orchestral
- 5 private families: Drum, Piano, Percussion, Orchestra and Rare
- 50 private demo tracks organized by family
- C++ sources with JUCE and CMake
- Standalone applications and VST3 plug-ins
Place in the catalogue
UWdeVST Synthesizers combines 9 complementary sources in one record: 3 public and 6 private.
Associated private components
These components are counted in the project scope without exposing their repository, revision or internal content.
- UWdeVST Drum
- UWdeVST Piano
- UWdeVST Percussion
- UWdeVST Orchestra
- UWdeVST Rare
- Nouvelle gamme demos
Provenance and limits
The information is linked to the stated public source. Metrics reflect a reference snapshot and may change between synchronizations.
A record traceable to its source
Editorial information, metadata and documentation remain connected to the original public repository.
- Public identifier
- Unicorn Who Dev · 3 public sources
- Latest activity
- September 10, 2026
Every source consolidated in this record
Public sources remain individually accessible. Private components are named without exposing their repository, revision or content.