Question JUCE Plugins for Unity for Generative Audio from Game Objects

Not sure if this question belongs on the JUCE forums or here. And apologies in advance if this topic is already covered somewhere, but after spending a day searching to no avail, I thought I’d ask here.

I have a synth plugin that I’ve programmed in JUCE with build target as a Unity plugin (.bundle) and it works as intended when added to a mixer group in Unity, but is there a way to attach such a plugin to a game object to take advantage of Unity’s built-in 3d ambisonic spatialization for sound that is output from the plugin? Generally speaking, what are the preferred work flows for achieving generative game audio using JUCE? Is there a C# script required in Unity to work with the C++ plugin code?

 

I don't have any answers, sorry... BUT I do have a couple links that might help you go in the right direction.

1. Gordon Webb YoutubeTutorial. Here, you can listen to him talk about your exact question, and that he plans to handle AudioSources and spatialization. So keep an eye out for a new video from him, or maybe you can reach out to him. youtube.com/watch?v=AyAQXPPXTNs&t=2236s

2. Audio Helm Unity Asset. Are you familiar with this deprecated asset? The developer was able to create a audio native plugin synth (with JUCE), add it to a unity mixer as an effect, and then add a synth controller script to any game object that in turn would add an AudioSource component that could be set as a 3D audio source, which made use of the built-in 3D audio. Here's a video of him setting up his asset to provide a little more clear insight: youtube.com/watch?v=1oNWX0igFMo&t=80s

I'm really sorry if this is not helpful to you! I figure at least these people have some relevant experience, and perhaps they can help out. Good luck!