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Join us for the Audio Programmer virtual meetup! This month we'll explore real-time audio processing, new developments in spatial audio, and discuss best practices for cross-platform audio development. We invite everyone from beginners to experts to join our community.

Presented by: David Marttila and Joshua Reiss. Abstract: We will talk about procedural audio or digital foley. What is procedural audio? Rough overview about definition and history, followed by Procedural audio in games: Why and how it is an area of opportunity.

Matt Robertson is a 3x Grammy-nominated composer, arranger, musical director, and now software developer. His career began while working in UK recording studios in the 90s and early 2000s.

Join us for the Audio Programmer virtual meetup! Here we 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're a software developer, student, artist, or just generally interested in finding out more about audio technology.

Audio apps are complex, often placing steep demands on both interface design and user expertise. By leveraging LLMs to interpret and execute plain-language instructions, we eliminate the barriers posed by intricate UIs. Join us to see how this AI-driven approach reshapes audio software development and usage.

Check out how physical modeling is being used to revive old historical instruments: https://youtu.be/XketGS6zva0

How the Circle-Ellipse problem relates to JUCE graphics with Matt Gonzalez: https://youtu.be/KWcnv_rvSds

Learn how the people at GPU AUDIO are using GPUs for real-time inferencing in audio applications, something that's traditionally handled by the CPU but comes with some notable advantages: https://youtu.be/3Vzabi1uIJU

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.

Michele Ducceschi and Craig Webb from the University of Bologna and Stefan Bilbao from the University of Edinburgh will be joined by Milan-based composer Gadi Sassoon. Together they will discuss the latest advancements in physical modelling research.

Learn how to get started with Figma and JUCE for designing beautiful user interfaces for audio applications.

Join us for the Audio Programmer virtual meetup! Here we exchange knowledge, ask questions, and meet with other audio programmers throughout the world.