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Audio Programmer Meetup at CodeNode, London
Science & Technology
Nothing quite replaces that in person connection...That's why we're in London for our next Audio Programmer Meetup!
Join us in person, or connect with us globally via YouTube.
We invite you to join our community, whether you are a software developer, student, artist, or just generally interested in finding out more about audio technology.
YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND IN PERSON.
DOORS OPEN AT 5PM, AND TALKS WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 630PM.
Presenters:
Julian Storer & Cesare Ferrari (Soundstacks)
"Intro to SoundStacks"
Abstract: Sound Stacks is a new company aiming to revolutionise how DSP programmers think and work to achieve their goals. In this talk we will introduce the ideas behind the company, and how as part of the Soundwide group we are aiming to make this vision happen.
Rachel Locke (Dynamic Cast)
"DSP Corner: Common Signals & Transformations"
Ricardo Abreu (Indie)
"MidiCircuit (Building a Music Education Tool)"
Abstract: Midicircuit is an interactive learning experience designed for everyone that combines both educational and music making content into one user friendly pack.
In this lightning talk, I will discuss why we decided to build Midicircuit, the opportunity we saw and the journey to getting to our beta release."
Tom Poole (JUCE)
"Introduction to JUCE 7 (Lightning Talk)"
Abstract: In this lightning talk, Tom Poole (Director of JUCE) will discuss the upcoming features in JUCE 7. JUCE is one of the most widely used C++ frameworks for audio software development.
Hosted by:
Harriet Drury (Dynamic Cast)
Rachel Locke (Dynamic Cast)
Timur Doumler (JetBrains)
Join our Audio Programmer community on Discord: https://theaudioprogrammer.com/community
Our Code of Conduct:
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
