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Audio Programmer Podcast 04 with Guest Rob Bantin (Ubisoft Games)
For this episode, we spoke with Rob Bantin, Senior Audio Programmer at Ubisoft. We spoke about his journey into the world of game audio development, his work on Ubisoft's latest release (The Division 2), and more!
Coding Challenge: Valid Parentheses
Queues and stacks are fundamental to many algorithms. In this challenge we will be working with std::stack from the STL. For us Audio Programmers, stacks are a core component of procedural audio and game audio related work. With Queues and Stacks, one should be think...
Digital Filter Design: The Analog Prototypes for IIR Filters
Infinite Impulse Response (IIR) Filters are different to FIR filters in that the impulse response never ends. This is due to the main difference in design as IIR filters incorporate a feedback path. This architecture of IIR filters makes them the best candidate when...
Podcast Episode 03 – Maxwell Hayes (Software Intern, Epic Games)
Here's a great talk I had with Maxwell Hayes, who just landed an audio programming internship at AAA game studio Epic Games- known for the Unreal Engine, Fortnite, Gears of War & more! We spoke about general networking advice, how to break into the industry, and...
Coding Challenge: Moving Average from Data Stream
Queues and stacks are fundamental to many algorithms. In this challenge we will be working with std::queue from the STL. For us Audio Programmers, queues are the linking component to everything we do. C++ is a deep language with a lot to learn. Experimentation,...
About LIFO and FIFO Data Structures (The Basics)
In audio, we often use std::vector and arrays for holding data. It is a flexible data structure that allows random reads and writes. However, we may want to restrict the processing order. In this case, we may use other STL container classes or we may create data...
Podcast Episode 02 – Bruce Dawson (Software Engineer, Output)
For this episode we have special guest Bruce Dawson from Output. We talk about how he got into the industry, his experience working at Output when it was a small startup, his plug-in course on Kadenze and much more!...
Understanding the Z-Transform Part IV: Analyzing an IIR Filter
In the previous article of this series, I showed you how we can take an FIR filter and analyze its properties using the Z-Transform. I showed you how the Z-Transform is conducted using a small number of coefficients for a single value of z. This is a tedious process....
The Audio Programmer Podcast Episode 01 w/ guest Eyal Amir (Software Engineer, Waves)
In this episode of The Audio Programmer Podcast, we go back to a great conversation I had with Eyal Amir from Waves Audio, discussing his amazing transition from musician to software, some of the plug-ins he's built, and...
About Lambda Expressions (The Basics)
Modern C++ is a common phrase that job specifications will list for developer positions including Audio Programmers. Besides the vast array of audio specific knowledge that you should be fluent in (DSP, signal analysis, aspects of human hearing, Acoustics, music...
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