Looking for Mac Apple Silicon testers for an AI MIDI plugin built with JUCE

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a few technical beta testers for DawLinkAI, an AI MIDI plugin currently available for Mac Apple Silicon only.

The website is live with download and license activation:

I’m mainly trying to validate the technical flow:

  • installer/download flow
  • license activation
  • AU/VST3 detection
  • Logic Pro / Ableton Live / Reaper / Studio One compatibility
  • plugin scan issues
  • macOS Gatekeeper / permission issues
  • basic MIDI generation inside the DAW

If anyone here is on M1/M2/M3/M4 and can test it, I’d really appreciate feedback with:

  • Mac model/chip
  • macOS version
  • DAW + version
  • AU/VST3 detected: yes/no
  • activation worked: yes/no
  • plugin opened: yes/no
  • MIDI output worked: yes/no
  • crash logs or screenshots if anything breaks

Still early beta, so I’m mainly looking for practical technical feedback before opening it more publicly.

Thanks!
Angelo

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If you are asking people to invest their time into testing your commercial software then I think you should be offering something in return. What motivation would someone have for working on your closed-source for-profit project?

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makes sense thank you! I’ll offer a free monthly membership to whoever contributes, how does that sound?

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Unless your monthly subscription fee is particularly large, I doubt that would even cover 1 hour of development a month.

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I would override the look and feel on the components for a start, no offense intended to the JUCE team but the UI style is giving JUCE demo runner. There’s some feedback for free!

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makes sense thank you for your feedback Joe!! I’ll do my best to improve it