Well, depends if we get access to the source, but if we do, there’s more work.
And I will not be the one able to do it…
Factly, the initial project starter on Hise forum a few weeks ago…
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Should be all sorted out quickly. https://forum.hise.audio/topic/2445/collaborative-project/950#
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Good good…
Is there a reason why you don’t mention Zynthian ?
Btw, my son tested CollaB3 VST on his Windows computer ( more performant than mine) and said it was running well, with a low CPU use…
Let’s see the response before they potentially tar a whole community as a bunch of wild eyed foaming-at-the-mouth open source zealots.
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Yes we wouldn’t want that would we …?
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And there we go https://forum.hise.audio/post/20358
To integrate it, it will either need to be converted to an lv2, or it has a standalone version which will need to support Jack.
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Congrats.
And who will do it ? I wish I had the skill for that, but I don’t…
And my next question will be to @c0d3man… what about a microB3 on your teensy base platform ? ?
Would it be dioable ?
Well, there’s Jack support done: https://github.com/augustofilocamo/superOrgan/issues/1
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I can’t measure what it means in terms of zynthian compatibility, but I impressed, amazed and amused…
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Zynthian uses jack to connect all the audio components together. It’s how it’s so easy to add long chains of effects in multiple layers.
In fact, there is code for a tonewheel organ for a Teensy: GitHub - pteichman/roto: Embedded tonewheel organ synthesizer for a Teensy
But my time is very limited… I think I will give it a try in the next 10… years? 
Regards, Holger
@C0d3man
I have watched half of his video…
Did he not work more on it… that was 2 years ago… but it seems it didn’t progress since then… or maybe on a month or two, or even 12, he’ll be publishing a fully working one…
Personal note… let’s buy or build one drawbar each year…
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