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Once you have three or more plugins active, the real magic happens in the SoftProber Dashboard Editor.

Here is an example plugin in Java that demonstrates how to implement a simple test plugin: softprober plugins

import softprober.api.SoftproberPlugin;
import softprober.api.test.TestPlugin;
public class MyTestPlugin implements SoftproberPlugin, TestPlugin 
    @Override
    public void init() 
        System.out.println("MyTestPlugin initialized");
@Override
    public void shutdown() 
        System.out.println("MyTestPlugin shut down");
@Override
    public PluginInfo getPluginInfo() 
        return new PluginInfo("MyTestPlugin", "1.0");
@Override
    public void runTest(Test test) 
        System.out.println("Running test: " + test.getName());
        // implement test logic here

For mission-critical broadcast or live recording, stability is paramount. Once you have three or more plugins active,

It is important to distinguish SoftProber plugins from traditional audio plugins: Here is an example plugin in Java that

A common user error is inserting a SoftProber plugin on an audio track expecting it to alter sound. It will not. It must be instantiated in a dedicated hardware control strip or a monitor section within the DAW.