Faust Cables.gl plugin

This project aims to develop a Cables.gl plugin that compiles Faust DSP code into a WASM AudioWorklet in real-time. The plugin’s features will be focused on composability, modular I/O, and integration with Cables.gl’s WebGL backend. This is in addition to foundational development goals such as creating a pleasant UX, robustness, and elegance. This plugin would allow users to create DSP programs without boilerplate and have those programs integrate on a signal flow level with Cables.gl WebGL functionality. There are currently no tools that allow for this to my knowledge, this plugin would offer a unique opportunity for creative coding in both the audio and visual realms including simultaneously live-coding audio and visuals on one platform. This signal flow level integration would allow for passing arbitrary data to both the WebGL and WebAudio portions of Cables.gl programs, as well as between these different portions. This includes using shader buffers as audio input, enabling GPGPU for massively parallel audio computations, or audio output as sources for visual effects such as vertex displacement, SDF distortion, and other audio-reactive visual effects. This is in addition to simpler modulation schemes such as passing MIDI or OSC to both audio and graphics portions of programs in parallel or doing the same with Javascript sequencing.