Gerhard Behles is the CEO and co-founder of Ableton, one of the most exciting companies within our industry.

In Episode 14 of our podcast, we chat with Céline Dedaj about social mobility, diversity and inclusivity in the workplace

We spoke with Paul Carter about his new multi-layer modular plug-in Hyperion – his thought process, approach, and thoughts on audio software development.

Marco Accardi is a digital media artist with over 10 years in the industry, with experience in software development, sound design, musical performance, and more! We spoke about his new Max/MSP tutorial series on The Audio Programmer, his journey into sound, and his newfound interest in machine learning.

In this episode, we speak with Chris Santoro from SoundToys.

Chris is the Engineering Lead at Soundtoys in Burlington, VT, where he has been developing audio effects plug-ins for over a decade. He holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Florida and a Master's Degree in Music Engineering from the University of Miami.

Ivan Cohen a DSP Engineer and Owner of Musical Entropy. We discuss modeling analog hardware, our JUCE course, and more! Find out more about the Building Better Plug-ins with JUCE Vol 1 course here https://theaudioprogrammer.com/courses

Mark Watt is the 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 developing for iOS vs desktop, talk more about creating a granular synth, and challenges of bringing a professional audio product to market.

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 to talk about it! Nick is […]

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 a single code base. If that weren’t enough, Jules […]

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 www.theaudioprogrammer.com