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Neural Audio Plugin Competition (Livestream #6)

Judges: Ale Koretzky (Splice), David Trevelyan (TikTok), Joshua Reiss (QMUL), Dan Stein (aka DJ Fresh) and On Another Note: Symbolic Music Generation by Julian Lenz.

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March 29, 2023

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Neural Audio Plugin Competition (Livestream #6)

Judges: Ale Koretzky (Splice), David Trevelyan (TikTok), Joshua Reiss (QMUL), Dan Stein (aka DJ Fresh) and On Another Note: Symbolic Music Generation by Julian Lenz.

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March 29, 2023

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We Built a Multi-Player Audio App With AI: Intro to Audiotool Nexus

Nexus is Audiotool's new extension layer that lets a browser-based app read and write a live project in real time, something a traditional VST can't do. Silas Gyger, lead engineer at Audiotool, shows how far an AI agent can take you by building three working apps from scratch.

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Vibe Coding an Audio Plugin with Cursor vs Claude Code

A practical first look at Cursor for AI-assisted audio plugin development, covering project setup, code review, debugging, and workflow comparisons with Claude.

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Build this Awesome Sampler Plugin | Part 4: JUCE UI Basics

Learn how to build a custom JUCE plugin interface using images, fonts, colours, and reusable UI assets.

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Build this Awesome Sampler Plugin | Part 3: Parameters Done Right

Learn how to add parameters to your JUCE sampler plugin and pick up the optimization tricks that make them feel polished and professional.

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The Audio Programmer Virtual Meetup | April 9th, 2025 @ 17:00 UK

Jani Huoponen, Scott Kramer, and Claus Trelby explore Eclipsa Audio – Google and Samsung's open-source spatial audio format – and what it means for creators working across music, film, TV, and the open web.

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The Audio Programmer Virtual Meetup | March 5th, 2025 @ 18:00 UK

Sam Fischmann introduces practical approaches to getting started with Digital Signal Processing, covering key DSP concepts and how they translate into useful tools for music production.

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The Audio Programmer Virtual Meetup | February 10th, 2025 @ 17:30 UK

Eric Tarr introduces the Point-to-Point Library, a tool designed to help audio developers easily incorporate analog circuit modeling into their plugins.

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The Audio Programmer Virtual Meetup | September 9th, 2025 @ 18:30 UK

Jelle explains how C++ lambdas work under the hood, clears up common misconceptions, and demonstrates how they can be used to write cleaner and more expressive audio code.

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The Audio Programmer joins Audiotool's Let's Build! hackathon series

We're joining BBC R&D, the Fraunhofer Institute and Music Hackspace as collaborators in Audiotool's Let's Build! NEXUS Hackathon Series, a free global hackathon running through 6 July 2026.

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API London

An evening focused around building the future of music and audio apps, plugins, and creative tools.

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Steinberg VST3 & ASIO SDKs Go Open Source

Steinberg announce licensing changes that will have a huge impact for audio software developers.

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Is AI Killing Music Tech? How to Stay In Demand

AI is reshaping audio development faster than most teams can react. Here are three things that will keep you valuable as the tools get better, drawn from months of pushing them into real codebases.

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The audio industry is bigger than you think – and harder to hire into

Audio engineering has quietly fragmented across safety systems, embedded sensing, hearing tech and machine learning. The companies hiring in these fields are no longer just competing with other audio companies – and most of them don't realise it.

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Why Use a Specialist Recruiter for Music Tech Hiring?

The Audio Programmer gives you access to pre-screened, specialist talent from within the audio development community, without the noise of a standard job board.

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Why Work With a Recruiter in Audio Tech Industry?

Working with a specialist recruiter in audio and music tech is a very different experience from applying cold through LinkedIn. Here's what it actually looks like – and why it might be worth a conversation.

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