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Monthly Meetups

  • DSP Made Accessible: Fast Plug-in Development with Phausto and Cmajor

    DSP Made Accessible: Fast Plug-in Development with Phausto and Cmajor

    Domenico Cipriani (Pharo Association)

    Learn how Phausto, a Pharo-based library and API, makes DSP programming accessible through Pharo’s pure object-oriented model, minimal syntax, and dynamic live environment. By harnessing the power of an embedded Faust compiler, Phausto provides full access to Faust's extensive libraries and exporters, enabling the rapid development of audio tools. We’ll focus on its Cmajor exporter, demonstrating how to create a plugin and use it into a DAW using the Cmajor wrapper plug-in. Designed for educational purposes, Phausto empowers sound artists, producers, and beginners making advanced synthesisers and effects design quick and approachable. https://github.com/lucretiomsp/phausto https://pharo.org/ https://faust.grame.fr/ https://cmajor.dev/docs/GettingStarted https://linktr.ee/lucretiomsp
  • GPU-Powered NeuralAmpModeler: High-Performance Inference for Real-Time Sound Processing

    GPU-Powered NeuralAmpModeler: High-Performance Inference for Real-Time Sound Processing

    Alexander Talashov (GPU Audio), Alexander Prokopchuk (GPU Audio), Steven Atkinson (GPU Audio)

    There is a large market of audio processors which utilize ML as of today. GPUs are widely used for training NN models, but most, if not all, real-time inferencing for audio applications is still done on CPU. Using NeuralAmpModeler plugin, we present the possibility of doing real-time inferencing on GPUs utilizing GPU AUDIO platform.

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About The Audio Programmer Monthly Meetups

We invite you to join us every 2nd Tuesday of the month for the Audio Programmer Meetup! These meetups are a way for us to exchange knowledge, ask questions and meet with other audio programmers throughout the world.

We invite you to join us no matter where you may be in your audio programming journey, whether you are a software developer, student, artist, or just generally interested in finding out more about audio technology.

Inclusion is at the core of our meetups, and we follow the Berlin Code of Conduct. For more information, please read more here https://berlincodeofconduct.org

Submit a presentation for the Meetup

We host monthly presentations from those looking to share their discoveries in music tech and software development. Some example topics include:

  • Exploring cutting edge technologies for audio development
  • Best practices for real-time programming
  • Music information retrieval
  • Game audio
  • Spatialization
  • …and more!

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