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Abbey Road Red Hackathon 2019
Last year, I had the pleasure of representing JUCE as a mentor at the Abbey Road Hackathon - it was a tremendous success, and it's an honor that I will be back again this year, this time representing The Audio Programmer. We are also sponsors for the event! The focus...
Who’s in LA next week? Music and Tech Maker’s Meetup
I'm in the US for most of October, and happy to be a part of this exciting event. If you're in the LA area, it'd be great to meet you! The meetup is on Oct 10th at Output HQ. RSVP here:...
The Audio Programmer Podcast Episode 09 – Mark Watt (SpaceCraft Synth)
For this episode of The Audio Programmer Podcast, we welcome Mark Watt - creator of the SpaceCraft Granular Synth, which has earned praise from synth enthusiasts worldwide, including Richard Divine (Sound Designer for Google). We spoke about differences between...
The Audio Programmer Podcast 08 – Nick Thompson (Creative Intent) Announces His New JUCE Module!
Nick reached out to me last week about Blueprint - a new JUCE module he's been working on which allows JUCE developers to write their interfaces in React.js and render to plain old JUCE Components! I thought it was a very exciting project and invited him on the show...
The Audio Programmer Podcast 07 – Jules Storer (Founder of JUCE / SOUL)
For this episode, we have Jules Storer - one of the most influential figures in the world of audio programming. Jules is the founder of JUCE - a widely used framework which is one of the only options publicly available that allows cross-platform audio development from...
The Audio Programmer Podcast Episode 06 – MatKatMusic
New podcast! I had a great discussion with MatKatMusic for our late episode - we talk about coding styles, when and why to use pointers, biggest challenges for new audio developers, and his new C++ course for musicians!For more information about the course, visit...
The Audio Programmer Podcast Episode 05 – Chris Randall (Audio Damage)
We spoke with Chris Randall, co-owner of Audio Damage - one of the most successful indie plug-in development companies in the world. We spoke about life as an indie developer, what makes a successful product, and his path into software...
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...
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