The Audio Programmer Podcast

Elpiniki, a product designer and owner, shares her journey from studying mathematics and computer science to working in the music tech industry. By discussing her experiences at a startup, and her role in developing creative tools for producers, her talk aims to provide insights into product design, ownership, and management in the music tech industry. Originally recorded on March 13th, 2024.

This episode's guest is Rhiannon Bankston-Thomas (The Audio Programmer). From pioneering plugin ventures at FXpansion, navigating the dynamic world of VC-funded startups like ROLI, to steering teams in legacy giants like inMusic, she's done it all. Join us for a discussion on running a financially sustainable music tech company, industry changes, future trends, and startups vs legacy company life. Originally recorded on September 28th, 2024.

In this episode, we sit down with Jules Storer and Cesare Ferrari - creators of Cmajor, a new approach for real-time audio programming. Jules is also the creator of JUCE - one of the most widely used frameworks for audio applications. Jules and Cesare also presenting at API London at CodeNode! Join us in-person or via our global livestream! Originally recorded on August 27th, 2024.

Aaron Mcleran is the Head of Audio for Unreal Engine at Epic Games. We discuss the similarities and differences between pro audio (VSTs & DAWs) and game audio, how to help developers learn more about audio programming through the SIGGRAPH conference, and the future of interactive media through the eyes of Unreal Engine. Originally recorded on August 12th, 2024.

In this episode, we sit down with world-renown DSP Engineer Geraint Luff. Geraint will dive into his extensive background in digital signal processing and share his unique teaching approach, using intuition to help others craft their own audio algorithms. We invite you to get involved with our podcast with your questions and thoughts. Let's dive together into this exciting world of digital signal processing! Geraint is also presenting at API London at CodeNode! Join us in-person or via our global livestream! Originally recorded on July 7th, 2024.

"How do I build my own audio plug-in?" "What does the new book teach us?" "How is this book different from your last book?" Join us today as we answer these questions and more at our monthly meetup today with author Matthijs Hollemans and TAP founder Joshua Hodge to discuss our new book "The Complete Beginner's Guide to Audio Plug-in Development!" Get the book here: https://www.theaudioprogrammer.com/books/beginners-plugin-book Originally recorded on July 1st, 2019.

In this episode, we sit down with indie developer Neils Johannes de Wit. We discuss his background into audio programming, the complex process of finishing projects, the evolution of audio technology, and much more! Later on, Neils also demonstrates his audio synthesizer, which he created using standard C++ and the JUCE library. Originally recorded on November 4th, 2023.

Our guest for this meetup is Hongchan Choi. Hongchan is a musician/engineer who pushes the boundaries of the open web platform for music technology. He is currently a Technical Lead and Manager at Google Chrome and a co-chair of the W3C Audio Working Group. Originally recorded on August 16th, 2023.

In this meetup, Nataliia Hera from Voger Design tells you what you should know about choosing a good designer for your project, including: types of designers (creators, optimizers, technical designers), reference base and the worst portfolio item, the art of knowing technology, project the project future, the marketing aspect of the project, and knowing yourself. Originally recorded on August 24th, 2022.

Elementary Audio by Nick Thompson enables JavaScript developers to create high-performance audio apps, blending web development with audio processing. Originally recorded on August 3rd, 2022.