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London Audio Developers: The Tracktion Engine and Interacting Neurons Make Noise

Organised by Audio Developers Meet Up

and others will be attending

std::audio

Featuring Timur Doumler

In this meetup, we will discuss P1386 (https://wg21.link/p1386) – a proposal to add a basic, modern audio API to the C++ standard library. We will present the design and implementation of the API in its current state, show working example apps, and give an update on the progress of the proposal...

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SOUL Language - The Future of Audio?

Featuring Julian Storer and Cesare Ferrari

Jules and Cesare will be giving an overview of the SOUL language and why they believe it is the future of audio! We will then be showing some examples of code before having an open discussion to hear your feedback on the language and architecture of the project!

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An Overview of CI for Audio Plug-ins

Featuring Luke Maycock and Anthony Nicholls

Anthony Nicholls (Focusrite) and Luke Maycock (Sonnox) will give us an overview of how audio plug-in company Sonnox went from no previous CI experience, building plugins (AU, AAX, AAX DSP, UA, VST2, VST3, WAPAPI) on developer's local machines, to a self-hosted CI system capable of reliable...

Clojure Embedded in Music Hardware

Featuring Chris McCormick

For the past year, Chris and team have been bootstrapping a little music tech company. Chris will share how they built prototype MIDI controllers, a sampler, and musical web-apps with Clojure.

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Audio Developers Meet Up- Using Chirp

Featuring Damien Laidin and James Nesfield

Chirp has made its own development board specifically designed for audio on embedded systems. This board, combined with the Chirp Connect Arm SDK allows to send and receive data with sound.

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Usage, Theory, and Applocation of the WebAudio API

Featuring Joseph Reeve and Magnus Woodgate

WebAudio is one of those things that is most audio developers know is there, but don’t understand what it is, how it works, or when it’s useful.

Binaural audio in VR

Featuring Lorenzo Picinali

At this month's Audio Developer Meetup, Dr. Lorenzo Picinali will talk about binaural spatialisation, a technique which allows to create 3-dimensional audio using a simple pair of headphones.

Surround Modelling Using Delays

Featuring Daniel Walz

In most setups, panning is used to place virtual sound sources in a stereo or surround field. In this talk a method is presented to create a virtual sound stage using delays. This will create a more convincing rendition of the surroundings, and adds physical phenomena like the Doppler effect.

All Saints Church Tooting Audio Demo

Featuring Andrew Cordani

Andrew Cordani will be taking us through an audio demo at All Saints Church Tooting using Raspberry Pi.

React Native and JUCE

Featuring Tom Duncalf

Are you interested in staying up to date in audio development? Want to be a part of the latest evolution of audio technology? Don't miss this month's Audio Developer Meet Up to learn about Digital Signal Processing, 3D audio, embedded audio, plug-in development, audio for mobile and more!...

Model-Based Spectral Analysis

Featuring Thomas Arvanitidis

Thomas Arvanitidis, audio researcher at the innovation centre of MUSIC Tribe, will talk about model-based spectral analysis as an alternative to the more conventional Fourier-based approaches.

Getting Your Start in Audio Programming

Featuring Joshua Hodge

Have you been curious about creating your own audio plugins and audio applications but not sure how or where to begin?

A Backgrounder on Background Tasks

Featuring Dave Rowland

Apps need to be responsive, this means taking time consuming work off off the main thread and doing it in the background. But what’s the best way to go about this? How do you communicate safely back to the message thread when you’re done? How do you inform users of the state of these tasks?

Check out this talk to find out more about accessibility in music development by Andrew Cordani and Steve Burge!