[music-dsp] Audio Algorithm Developer (C/C++)

2014-06-27 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Apologies for multiple posts.

ROLI  is looking for an Audio Algorithm Developer
<https://www.roli.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Audioalgorithmdeveloper.pdf>
to join a growing team of software developers, to specialise in real-­time
audio algorithms, to help design and implement novel digital synthesizers
to work with our range of musical instruments. This is a position open to
junior and senior developers with a desire to create radically new sound
design tools.

We have 8 other positions <https://www.roli.com/careers/>opened in
engineering. ROLI is based in London, UK, and most positions are full-time
and on site, though we are open to distant working in some cases.

Best regards,
Jean-Baptiste

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Re: [music-dsp] Implementing GMM for voice diarization on iOS and Android

2015-09-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
I'd recommend JUCE (juce.com). There's already support for iOS and Android,
and it's about to get better. And it's all cross platform C++, so you can
do real-time applications.

(full disclosure: I'm the product manager for JUCE)

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 10:16 AM, Stefan H Singer 
wrote:

> Hi all.
>
> It's probably been 15 years or so since I write to this list...
>
> Sorry if this is not MUSIC DSP per se, but just DSP.
>
> I'm about to have a go at implementing voice diarization using GMM on
> mobile phones, to analyse conversations, hopefully in real time.
>
> That being said, it seems the most common library is LIUM, which is
> written in Java. I've found for instance
> http://gforge.inria.fr/projects/audioseg which is written in C, so one
> SHOULD be able to write native libraries for both platforms that exposes
> that library to the apps.
>
> If anyone knows about it, I'm considering using Xamarin for the actual app
> coding, which supports binding to native libraries for both platforms.
>
> Anyone has any better ideas? Or is that the best way forward?
>
> Sorry for being slightly off topic!
>
> Thanks,
> Stefan
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Re: [music-dsp] Implementing GMM for voice diarization on iOS and Android

2015-09-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
If you're not set on a specific audio library, I'd recommend trying what we 
have in JUCE. Including external libraries is easy, so if we don't have what 
you need, you can include other libraries. 

JUCE's main selling point over Qt or Xamarin is that it's lightweight, fully 
open source and has great results with realtime applications and low latency 
requirements.

And we've got something truly amazing coming up in a month or so... :)

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> On 2 Sep 2015, at 14:52, Stefan H Singer  wrote:
> 
> Haha, nice that someone recognises me :)
> 
> I've always had a hart time "groking" Qt, but JUCE was attractive to me back 
> in the days. That being said, what would the benefits be in this specific 
> case? Bulding a cross-platform UI is a breeze in Xamarin, it's the GMM based 
> voice diarization that is daunting to me. 
> 
> Is the suggestion that I should take one of the existing libraries and use 
> that within JUCE (or Qt for that matter)?
> 
> Right now I am however quite glad to be back into audio stuff, it's been too 
> many years... :)
> 
> 2015-09-02 15:21 GMT+02:00 Andrew Jerrim :
>> Hi Stefan,
>> 
>> You'll see a few old friends from the SM forum over on the JUCE forum too :)
>> 
>> -Andrew J
>> 
>>> On Wed, 2 Sep 2015 at 22:24, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
>>>  wrote:
>>> I'd recommend JUCE (juce.com). There's already support for iOS and Android, 
>>> and it's about to get better. And it's all cross platform C++, so you can 
>>> do real-time applications. 
>>> 
>>> (full disclosure: I'm the product manager for JUCE) 
>>> 
>>>> On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 10:16 AM, Stefan H Singer 
>>>>  wrote:
>>>> Hi all.
>>>> 
>>>> It's probably been 15 years or so since I write to this list... 
>>>> 
>>>> Sorry if this is not MUSIC DSP per se, but just DSP.
>>>> 
>>>> I'm about to have a go at implementing voice diarization using GMM on 
>>>> mobile phones, to analyse conversations, hopefully in real time. 
>>>> 
>>>> That being said, it seems the most common library is LIUM, which is 
>>>> written in Java. I've found for instance 
>>>> http://gforge.inria.fr/projects/audioseg which is written in C, so one 
>>>> SHOULD be able to write native libraries for both platforms that exposes 
>>>> that library to the apps.
>>>> 
>>>> If anyone knows about it, I'm considering using Xamarin for the actual app 
>>>> coding, which supports binding to native libraries for both platforms.
>>>> 
>>>> Anyone has any better ideas? Or is that the best way forward?
>>>> 
>>>> Sorry for being slightly off topic!
>>>> 
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Stefan
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Re: [music-dsp] Implementing GMM for voice diarization on iOS and Android

2015-09-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi Brad,

That's a great question, thanks for asking.

There has been some initiatives to do Python bindings with JUCE:
http://www.juce.com/forum/topic/run-python-scripts-within-juce-app

I'd be curious to hear whether there's a use case for it, and whether we
should investigate this more fully. What would you need exactly?

Best regards
JB

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:48 PM, Brad Fuller  wrote:

> On 09/02/2015 07:17 AM, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut wrote:
>
> If you're not set on a specific audio library, I'd recommend trying what
> we have in JUCE. Including external libraries is easy, so if we don't have
> what you need, you can include other libraries.
>
> JUCE's main selling point over Qt or Xamarin is that it's lightweight,
> fully open source and has great results with realtime applications and low
> latency requirements.
>
> And we've got something truly amazing coming up in a month or so... :)
>
>
> Anyone use python with JUCE? I assume _someone_ has, but I think it's safe
> to ask.
>
> brad
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Re: [music-dsp] warts in JUCE (was Re: Implementing GMM for voice diarization on iOS and Android)

2015-09-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience adjusting the sample rate. Could you
take that issue to the JUCE forum? I'm sorry I can't give you a satisfying
answer here, but I can tell you that we care for users' feedback.  If you
browse through the forum (juce.com/forum) you will see that we fix issues
quickly.

Please let us know if there's anything that you feel needs fixing!

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 9:48 PM, robert bristow-johnson <
r...@audioimagination.com> wrote:

> On 9/2/15 7:13 AM, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut wrote:
>
>> I'd recommend JUCE (juce.com <http://juce.com>). There's already support
>> for iOS and Android, and it's about to get better. And it's all cross
>> platform C++, so you can do real-time applications.
>>
>> (full disclosure: I'm the product manager for JUCE)
>>
>
> really?
>
> i've corresponded with Jules about this multiple times back in 2013 when i
> was working on a project using JUCE: why doesn't JUCE include "sampleRate"
> (probably a float) in AudioSampleBuffer??  it's really dumb not to.
>
> i really hate having to pass a sample rate along with a reference to an
> AudioSampleBuffer to processing routines.  i've even seen code where
> 44100.0 was hardwired in it.  all this is just inexcusable.
>
> although less salient, i would also include a "zeroPad" member parameter
> (and a member processes that can change it).
>
> i also really hate having to either manually zero pad an AudioSampleBuffer
> myself or having to write special code to deal with frames that are on the
> edge.  either the first one or two frames and/or the final one or two
> frames.
>
> it can all be done backward compatible with the existing AudioSampleBuffer.
>
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[music-dsp] [ANN] Announcing the JUCE Summit, the world's first C++ audio conference

2015-10-05 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi all,

We would like to announce that JUCE will host its first Summit in London,
on November 19th and 20th 2015. Click here for full details
<http://www.juce.com/juce-summit-2015>.

*Theme*: This conference will focus on all aspects of C++ audio, from
developing plug-ins to real-time embedded DSP and mobile audio.

*High performance audio on Android: *This has been a long awaited feature:
Android has finally cut down latency! We will host a workshop with a Google
engineer to showcase the latest developments, and in particular how to use
JUCE to get your existing code run on Android devices.

*Guest program: *We have invited guest speakers David Zicarelli, CEO of
Cycling'74 <http://cycling74.com>, and Pete Goodliffe, lead developer at
AKAI <http://akaipro.com>, to share their experience developing music
software. More speakers to be announced shortly.

*Participate*: Anyone is invited to submit a proposal for a talk. The
deadline for sending proposals is the 9th of October, and a proposal
template can be found here
<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zr4l2W7XEWgi53qTIKCbLNZQq0xczBbNi-prp3N--4E/pub>.
The selected speakers will have their registration fees waived.

*Register:* Full registration costs £345, and includes lunch for both days.
Early bird registration are available for £245 and ends on 23rd October. We
also offer 20% discount to students.

We look forward to welcoming you in London!

Best regards,
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Re: [music-dsp] NAMM Meetup?

2016-01-18 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
ROLI is hosting a JUCE meet-up on Saturday 23rd, which will gather quite a
few DSP developers if you're interested

https://juce-namm-2016.eventbrite.com

On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 2:42 AM, Christian Luther 
wrote:

> Hey everyone!
>
> who’ll be there and who’s in for a little music-dsp meetup?
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
> P.S.: I just started a new blog, might be interesting for you guys. Have a
> look:
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Re: [music-dsp] Android related audio group / mailing list?

2016-05-25 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
At JUCE / ROLI we've been working with Google for over a year to optimize audio 
latency, throttle, etc for cross platform apps. Our app is featured also in the 
Youtube video from Google IO, and it runs on some devices with performances 
comparable to iOS.  

Whether you are using JUCE or not, you're welcome to post on our forum 
(forum.juce.com). 

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> On 25 May 2016, at 11:57, grh  wrote:
> 
> Hallo!
> 
> Thanks Nuno, it was a great demo ;)
> 
> LG
> Georg
> 
>> On 2016-05-25 12:46, Nuno Santos wrote:
>> Hi George,
>> 
>> I would be interested in such a community as well. Specially regarding
>> audio performance. We have recently released DRC (one of the apps that
>> has been featured on Google I/O Android High Performance Audio) and we
>> are mostly interested in squeezing performance out of it. It is
>> incredible the performance differences between iOS and Android. The DSP
>> code is shared among both and I still have glitch problems in Android
>> powerful devices.
>> 
>> One option could be creating a slack channel. 
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Nuno Santos
>> Founder / CEO / CTO
>> www.imaginando.pt 
>> +351 91 621 69 62
>> 
>>> On 25 May 2016, at 11:36, grh mailto:g...@mur.at>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hallo music-dsp list!
>>> 
>>> Sorry for being off topic, but does someone know an active discussion
>>> group / mailing list about android audio?
>>> (There is quite a lot of progress lately, see for example [1])
>>> 5 years ago a list was announced here [2], which does not seem to be
>>> active anymore ...
>>> 
>>> We just created a simple android audio editor [3] and would be very much
>>> interested into a discussion of common infrastructure like audio
>>> plugins/effects (like SAPA from Samsung) or copy/paste between audio apps.
>>> I think that would be important for the audio ecosystem on Android.
>>> 
>>> Thanks for any hints,
>>> LG
>>> Georg
>>> 
>>> [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2ZDp-eNrh4
>>> [2]:
>>> http://music-dsp.music.columbia.narkive.com/zbYgicxy/new-android-audio-developers-mailing-list
>>> [3]:
>>> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.auphonic.auphonicrecorder
>>> 
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Re: [music-dsp] Android related audio group / mailing list?

2016-05-25 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
 very similar processor to Nexus 6P and I couldn’t
> have more than 2 voices running without having some glitches.
>
> All DSP code is C++. Reverb, Delay and Chorus represent half of the
> processing effort the rest is for active voices.
> From my experiences I couldn’t see any kind of effect in performance by
> compiling the code with NEON enabled. For example, on my Bq phone for a 912
> buffer size at 48000 my processing code would take the following time with
> the following flags enabled:
>
> -Os - ~5ms
> -O3 - ~5ms
> -Ofast - ~5ms
> -Ofast -mfpu=neon - ~5ms
>
> No significant changes in performance with different flags. What kind of
> flags are you guys using for your Android apps?
>
> I don’t need to worry with this on iOS though. It simply works!
>
> Regards,
>
> Nuno Santos
> Founder / CEO / CTO
> www.imaginando.pt
> +351 91 621 69 62
>
> On 25 May 2016, at 12:24, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
> wrote:
>
> At JUCE / ROLI we've been working with Google for over a year to optimize
> audio latency, throttle, etc for cross platform apps. Our app is featured
> also in the Youtube video from Google IO, and it runs on some devices with
> performances comparable to iOS.
>
> Whether you are using JUCE or not, you're welcome to post on our forum (
> forum.juce.com).
>
> Sent from my mobile
>
> On 25 May 2016, at 11:57, grh  wrote:
>
> Hallo!
>
> Thanks Nuno, it was a great demo ;)
>
> LG
> Georg
>
> On 2016-05-25 12:46, Nuno Santos wrote:
> Hi George,
>
> I would be interested in such a community as well. Specially regarding
> audio performance. We have recently released DRC (one of the apps that
> has been featured on Google I/O Android High Performance Audio) and we
> are mostly interested in squeezing performance out of it. It is
> incredible the performance differences between iOS and Android. The DSP
> code is shared among both and I still have glitch problems in Android
> powerful devices.
>
> One option could be creating a slack channel.
>
> Regards,
>
> Nuno Santos
> Founder / CEO / CTO
> www.imaginando.pt <http://www.imaginando.pt>
> +351 91 621 69 62
>
> On 25 May 2016, at 11:36, grh mailto:g...@mur.at >>
> wrote:
>
> Hallo music-dsp list!
>
> Sorry for being off topic, but does someone know an active discussion
> group / mailing list about android audio?
> (There is quite a lot of progress lately, see for example [1])
> 5 years ago a list was announced here [2], which does not seem to be
> active anymore ...
>
> We just created a simple android audio editor [3] and would be very much
> interested into a discussion of common infrastructure like audio
> plugins/effects (like SAPA from Samsung) or copy/paste between audio apps.
> I think that would be important for the audio ecosystem on Android.
>
> Thanks for any hints,
> LG
> Georg
>
> [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2ZDp-eNrh4
> [2]:
>
> http://music-dsp.music.columbia.narkive.com/zbYgicxy/new-android-audio-developers-mailing-list
> [3]:
> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.auphonic.auphonicrecorder
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[music-dsp] Fwd: ADC 2016: Call for contributions

2016-06-30 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Please find below the call for proposal for the Audio Developer Conference
2016 , hosted at Goldsmiths University in
London, UK on 3-4 November.

ADC 2016 succeeds to the JUCE Summit 2015
, and will feature keynotes from
Rebecca Fiebrink, Roger Linn, Dan Saks and Jules Storer.

We hope to meet many of you there!

Best regards,
Jean-Baptiste

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The JUCE and ROLI teams are delighted to invite you to contribute or attend
the Audio Developer Conference

(ADC), hosted at Goldsmiths University, London, UK,  3-4 November 2016.

*Keynote speakers*

Our confirmed keynote speakers are Roger Linn, the inventor of the Drum
Machine; Julian Storer, the founder of JUCE; Dr Rebecca Fiebrink, the
author of the Wekinator; and Dan Saks, world expert in C/C++ for embedded
systems.

*Call for contributions*
You are invited to submit a proposal for a talk and/or a poster to be
presented at this event.

*Talks* range from audio research to professional practices, standards in
audio development. Experimental projects are welcome. Presentations are 25
minutes long (with five minutes of Q&A), but we can accommodate talks that
last up to 60 minutes.
*Posters and demonstrations* can be on any topic listed below. Posters (A0
portrait) and demonstrations will be on display throughout both days of the
conference, including lunch breaks and coffee breaks.

*Click here to submit a contribution
*

Presenters are encouraged, but not required, to submit slides and source
code for distribution to attendees and to agree to have their sessions
recorded. Presenters must agree to grant a non-exclusive perpetual license
to publish submitted and/or recorded materials, either electronically or in
print, in any media related to JUCE.

After making a submission, you will receive an acknowledgement from the
JUCE team. All submissions will go through a peer review process.
 *Topics*

The Audio Developer Conference will feature 3 independent tracks focused on
Audio development, General C++ and JUCE. Within these tracks, we are open
to any topic that will be of interest to a mainstream C++ audience. Ideas
include:

   - Audio and Digital Signal Processing
   - 3D and VR/AR Audio
   - Real-time audio optimisation
   - High performance computing
   - Interface and interaction programming
   - Embedded development
   - Scientific programming
   - Robotics
   - Graphics / GPU
   - Audio latency, jitter, performance predictability
   - Mobile and cross-platform development
   - Cryptography
   - Best practices
   - Parallelism/multi-processing
   - Software development tools, techniques, and processes for C++

*Registration fee waived*

Speakers will have their conference registration fee waived. If you submit
a proposal, please do not complete a registration form for the conference.
You will be contacted with special registration instructions later.
Demonstration and poster presenters will be eligible for a discounted
registration fee.

If you have any questions about the submission process, please contact us
at i...@juce.com
 *Dates*

Early bird registrations deadline: 31st July 2016

Submission of proposal deadline: 7 July 2016

Decision notifications by: 22nd July 2016

Program available online: August 2016

*About JUCE*

JUCE is an ensemble of open-source C++ libraries that facilitate the
development of audio applications, and their deployment on all main desktop
and mobile operating systems. JUCE was founded by Jules Storer in 2002.
ROLI acquired JUCE  in 2014, and developed a team around Jules Storer to
improve the product and use it for its own software development.

JUCE is licensed to over 500 companies, mostly developers of audio or music
software. Due to its open source licensing model, it is used for teaching
and research purposes in many universities.

*About the keynote speakers*
*Dan Saks* is one of the world's leading experts on the C and C++
programming languages and their use in developing embedded systems. He
provides training and consulting services through his company, Saks &
Associates
.
Dan has written over 2

[music-dsp] Audio Developer Conference

2016-10-14 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

The first Audio Developer Conference  (ADC) is
taking place in London, 3-4 November 2016.

This conference brings together leading industries and academic
institutions together to share, over 2 days, the best practices for audio
development and cutting edge research. We aim at making this event the
largest annual gathering of audio developers.

ADC is brought to you by the audio developers of the JUCE 
team. ADC is sponsored by Android, Nvidia, Native Instruments, Arturia,
Jetbrains, MMA, AES and CppCon, and is hosted at Goldsmiths University.

ADC features talks on embedded audio, low latency, mobile development, VR
audio, multi-channel audio, with keynotes from Dan Saks, Jules Storer,
Rebecca Fiebrink and Roger Linn.

Google is kindly offering tickets for 10 attendees who couldn't otherwise
attend. Today is the last day to apply for the sponsorship program. Learn
more here .

We are accepting registrations for ADC until Friday 21st October.

Looking forward to meeting many of you in person next month in London!

Best regards,
Jean-Baptiste

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[music-dsp] JUCE Machine Learning hackathon 14th Dec (London)

2016-12-08 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi all,

Get free tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/juce-machine-learning-hackathon-tickets-29778551449

You are invited to JUCE's first hackathon!

JUCE is teaming up with leading music technology academic institutions
Goldsmiths , IRCAM 
 and Pompeu Fabra  to integrate cutting edge
Machine Learning technologies to JUCE. The purpose of this hackathon is to
create exciting prototypes using Machine Learning, and improve the
integration and usability with JUCE. This is your chance to influence this
exciting new module.
Be the first to try RapidLib, the new machine learning module of JUCE

The JUCE  team in collaboration with rapidmix
 is adding a new JUCE module
specifically for machine learning tasks. This module will allow you to
train a model and identify features in real-time. Combined with the current
capabilities in JUCE, this module will enable machine learning capabilities
in your audio app/plug-in leveraging multiple machine-learning algorithms.

Check out Michael  Zbyszyński 's
talk at ADC about the Rapid API.
Learn from experts

Researchers from Goldsmiths and IRCAM, as well as members of the JUCE team
will present the technologies and help you get started using them.

In this hackathon, you will be presented with C++ libraries built by our
partners to get started using Machine Learning with JUCE. Machine Learning
has revolutionised search and user interaction, and we believe there's a
strong potential for music and audio too!

Day programme

9- 9:30: registration, coffee

9:30-10:30am: API presentations

10:30-1pm: Hacking

1-2pm: Lunch

2-4:30pm: Hacking

4:30-6pm: 5-min presentations of all hacks

6-7pm: networking and drinks

FAQ

Is the event free?

Yes

What do I need to bring?

Bring your laptop and the latest copy of JUCE
. Internet will be available at the event
and there will be a few Lightpad BLOCKS and Seaboard RISE to play with.

What are the requirements to attend?

You need to have at minimum an intermediate level in C++ programming, and
be familiar with JUCE.

Will there be ROLI hardware to play with?

Yes, we will bring along a few Lightpad BLOCKS and Seaboard RISE.

Do I need to attend the whole day?

We need attendees to be there until 5pm to present their hacks.

Is lunch included?

No, but there are plenty of options to choose from in the surrounding area

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[music-dsp] ADC 2017 Call for Proposals

2017-05-03 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi,

We are delighted to invite you to contribute or attend the Audio Developer
Conference  (ADC), hosted at Code Node.
London, 13-15th
November 2017.

*Important dates*
31st May: End of early-bird ticket price
16th June: Deadline for talks and posters submission
7th July: Notification of acceptance
14th July Program announcement

Register for the conference 

*Call for contributions*
You are invited to submit a proposal for a talk and/or a poster to be
presented at this event. Presenting your work at the Audio Developer
Conference is an excellent way to engage a wide range of C++ practitioners
about your areas of interest and expertise, and gather useful feedback from
experts. JUCE invites all attendees – from C++ gurus to indie developers to
students – to contribute to the Audio Developer Conference.
Talks range from audio research to professional practices, standards in
audio development, and experimental projects are welcome to. We can
accommodate talks that are 25 minutes long (half session) or 50 minutes
long (full session), including Q&A.

Posters and demonstrations can be on any topic listed below. Posters (A0
portrait) and demonstrations will be on display throughout the conference,
including lunch breaks and coffee breaks.

Submit a proposal 

*Topics*
Audio and Digital Signal Processing
3D and VR/AR Audio
iOS and Android development
Real-time audio optimisation
Audio latency, jitter, performance predictability
Modern C++
Software development tools, techniques, and processes
High performance computing
Interface and interaction programming
Embedded, Linux, bare metal audio programming
Scientific programming
Graphics / GPU
Cryptography
Best practices
Parallelism/multi-processing


*Keynote speakers*
The conference features a line up of inspiring keynote speakers: Jeannie
Yang (Smule), Elaine Chew (QMUL, MIT), Phoenix Perry (Goldsmith, NYU) and
Jules Storer (JUCE).

*Registration fees for speakers*
Speakers will benefit from a discounted price to attend the conference, at
the flat fee of £200. For the speakers who already have purchased an early
bird ticket, the price difference will be refunded.

*Sponsors*
We offer sponsors the possibility to showcase new products or technology
that are relevant to the theme of the conference. To learn more about the
options, please get in touch with us by e-mail: a...@roli.com.

Best regards,
Jean-Baptiste

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[music-dsp] Meet ADC's program committee

2017-05-31 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

We at the JUCE team are delighted to announce the program committee in
charge of selecting the best talks for the Audio Developer Conference 2017
<http://juce.com/adc-2017> (ADC). The program committee is led by ROLI's
staff engineer Timur Doumler, member of the C++ standard committee and
author of the seminal talk "C++ in the Audio Industry
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boPEO2auJj4>". The committee is composed
of past speakers at ADC, expert audio programmers and university
researchers, and is responsible for selecting the ADC talks. Each proposal
we receive is reviewed by at least 4 members of the committee and evaluated
following criteria such as relevance, expertise and quality. To submit a
proposal, click here <https://www.juce.com/adc-2017#proposals>.

Find out who are the experts behind the talks selection at ADC
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017#committee>.

*Last chance to register for ADC at a special price*
You have until tonight midnight, UK time, to buy tickets for ADC at the
early bird price (£100  / $130 off the full price)! Click here to purchase
a ticket on Eventbrite <http://adc17.eventbrite.co.uk>. Academic and
students get a 50% discount.

*What is the Audio Developer Conference?*
Hosted in November 13-15 in London, ADC is the largest annual gathering of
audio developers. ADC features workshops, over 40 talks and panels from
experts of the audio industry, networking events, an exhibition space, and
much more. Note that conference tickets are limited to 350, and workshops
are limited to 40 participants. Please book early to avoid disappointment
as we expect to run at full capacity.

*Important dates*
31st May: Deadline for registration at early bird price
16th June: Deadline for talks and posters submission
7th July: Notification of acceptance
14th July Program announcement

If you are interested in sponsoring the event or helping as a volunteer,
please send an e-mail to a...@roli.com.

All the best from London,
The JUCE team

-- 
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[music-dsp] 1 day left to send your proposal to ADC 2017

2017-06-15 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

With Apple's HomePod, Google Home and Amazon's Echo & Alexa, audio
technology is storming the consumer market. Audio development is a skill
coveted by tech industry giants more than ever before. The possibilities
opened by voice control for audio and music applications are immense. At ADC
, we expect to see many talks and discussions
about this and many more aspects of audio technologies.

Only 1 day left for an opportunity to speak at the Audio Developer
Conference 2017!
Get your voice heard at the largest annual gathering of audio
developers by sending
us a proposal .

*Code of conduct*
We are committed to provide a welcoming, approachable and friendly
conference, and will strictly enforce our Code of Conduct
.

*What is the Audio Developer Conference?*
Hosted in November 13-15 in London, ADC is the largest annual gathering of
audio developers. ADC features workshops, over 40 talks and panels from
experts of the audio industry, networking events, an exhibition space, and
much more. Note that conference tickets are limited to 350, and workshops
are limited to 40 participants. Please book early
 to avoid disappointment as we expect to run
at full capacity.

*Important dates*
16th June: Deadline for talks and posters submission
7th July: Notification of acceptance
14th July: Program announcement

If you are interested in sponsoring the event or helping as a volunteer,
please send an e-mail to a...@roli.com.

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[music-dsp] ADC 2017 – come to celebrate DSP in London!

2017-10-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi there!

The Audio Developer Conference 2017 <http://juce.com/adc-2017> (ADC 2017),
now in its third edition, takes place in London, 13-15th November. Hosted
by ROLI and the JUCE team at Code Node, the largest developer hub in the
UK, ADC will gather over 250 audio developers from all over the world, 40
talks and panels, 5 workshops, networking events, research posters and an
exhibition area.

*What to expect at ADC?*
ADC's keynote speakers are Julian Storer (founder of JUCE), Jeannie Yang
(ex-Chief Product Officer at Smule), Prof. Elaine Chew (Queen Mary,
University of London) and Phoenix Perry (Goldsmiths University).

The ADC program features 4 parallel tracks, offering talks on audio DSP,
plug-ins, audio for mobile, C++, embedded, home assistants, and more.

75% of the program has been selected by our program committee
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017#committee>, and the remaining 25% is curated
talks.

The first day features 4 workshops <https://juce.com/adc-workshops> led by
members of the JUCE and ROLI teams and a free workshop led by Android to
help develop audio apps for Android. To register to the Android workshop, click
here
<https://docs.google.com/a/roli.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJyqyHF9EUbQGPIDDoG1HALaGLuoBVQhU6dK53c1EupLPI3A/viewform>.
Note that workshop registrations have to be booked separately from the main
ADC ticket.

*JUCE award*
We have launched the JUCE award <https://juce.com/award> in partnership
with SONICWIRE <http://sonicwire.com/?lang=en>, to reward the best
application built with JUCE. The best application will be decided by a
public vote starting October 13th, and the award ceremony will take place
in London at ADC on November 14th.

*Academic discount*
We are offering a 50% discount to students, teachers or permanent staff
members of universities and schools. We value interaction between research
and industry and are actively bringing together cutting edge research to
the companies best placed to integrate this research into innovative
products. Click here to register
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/audio-developer-conference-2017-tickets-32155151925>
.

*Networking and career opportunities*
Our sponsors and partners are always on the lookout for new talents, and we
will facilitate networking through evening events and a large foyer area
where you can meet some of the industry leaders who are recruiting over
coffee or tea.

We look forward to seeing many of you at ADC 2017!

Best regards from London,
The JUCE team

-- 
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[music-dsp] ADC 2017 starts in 11 days with a packed program!

2017-11-02 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

The Audio Developer Conference 2017 <http://juce.com/adc-2017> (ADC 2017),
now in its third edition, takes place in London, 13-15th November. Hosted
by ROLI and the JUCE team at Code Node, the largest developer hub in the
UK, ADC will gather over 250 audio developers from all over the world, 40
talks and panels, 5 workshops, networking events, research posters and an
exhibition area.

*What to expect at ADC?*

ADC's keynote speakers are Julian Storer (founder of JUCE), Jeannie Yang
(ex-Chief Product Officer at Smule), Prof. Elaine Chew (Queen Mary,
University of London) and Phoenix Perry (Goldsmiths University).

*Google* - Senior engineers of the Android audio team will be delivering
talks and workshops on audio for Android
<https://www.juce.com/adc-workshops#workshop5>, building synths for Android
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#synth-for-android>.  Also check out
this talk on cross-platform voice applications for Amazon Alexa and Google
Assistant
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#intro-to-cross-platform-voice-applications>
.

*Apple* - Core Audio and Core Media teams from Apple will give three talks,
and will have a presence in the exhibition area. Talks will include:-  Modern
audio development on Apple platforms
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#modern-audio-on-apple-platforms>
and AirPlay
audio, latency, and AirPlay 2
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#air-play-audio>.

*Ableton* - Ableton's lead software engineers will be shedding light on How
Ableton Live is developed
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#how-we-develop-ableton-live> and The
use of std::variant in realtime DSP
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#use-of-std-variant-in-realtime-dsp>.

*Cycling’ 74* - David Zicarelli, the CEO of the San Fransisco based
powerhouse behind Max MSP will be delivering a talk on Code-Generating
Littlefoot <https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#code-generating-littlefoot>.

*Native Instruments* - We will be joined by senior DSP engineers from
Native instruments who will be demystifying subjects, such as:- Some
interesting phenomena in nonlinear oscillators
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#interesting-phenomena-in-nonlienear-oscillators>
 and Back to the future. On hardware emulations and beyond
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017/talks#back-to-the-future>.

The ADC program features 4 parallel tracks, offering talks on audio DSP,
plug-ins, audio for mobile, C++, embedded audio, home assistants, and more.

75% of the program has been selected by our program committee
<https://www.juce.com/adc-2017#committee>, and the remaining 25% is curated
talks.

The first day features 4 workshops <https://juce.com/adc-workshops> led by
members of the JUCE and ROLI teams and a free workshop led by Android to
help develop audio apps for Android. To register to the Android workshop, click
here
<https://docs.google.com/a/roli.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJyqyHF9EUbQGPIDDoG1HALaGLuoBVQhU6dK53c1EupLPI3A/viewform>.
Note that workshop registrations have to be booked separately from the main
ADC ticket.

*JUCE award*

Entries are now in for the JUCE award <https://juce.com/award> (in
partnership with SONICWIRE <http://sonicwire.com/?lang=en>). This year we
have received 31 strong submissions and public voting is currently open here
<https://www.juce.com/award>. The winning application will be announced and
the award ceremony will take place in London at ADC on November 14th.

*Academic discount*

We are offering a 50% discount to students, teachers or permanent staff
members of universities and schools. We value interaction between research
and industry and are actively bringing together cutting edge research to
the companies best placed to integrate this research into innovative
products. Click here to register
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/audio-developer-conference-2017-tickets-32155151925>
.

*Networking and career opportunities*

Our sponsors and partners are always on the lookout for new talents, and we
will facilitate networking through evening events and a large foyer area
where you can meet some of the industry leaders who are recruiting over
coffee or tea. This year we are welcoming some of the biggest names in
tech, software development and audio, including: - Google, Apple, Ableton,
Cycling’ 74, Native Instruments and Moog.
Best regards,
JB
-- 
*Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut*
*Senior Director of Developer Products and Partnerships*

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[music-dsp] 2 audio developer events in London and Frankfurt (JUCE)

2018-04-09 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

I wanted to let you know that I'll be running two events this week in
London and Frankfurt. These events are free to attend and feature talks by
audio developers.

London audio developer meetup
<https://www.meetup.com/JUCE-Meetup/events/248260005/>, Wednesday 11 April,
6pm, Code Node
Frankfurt  audio developer meetup
<https://www.meetup.com/JUCE-Meetup/events/248801440/>, Friday 13th April,
4pm, Musik Messe

Hope to meet some of you in person then!

Best regards,
JB
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[music-dsp] ADC 2018 CFP – and early bird tickets ending 31st May

2018-05-30 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

We are delighted to invite you to contribute or attend the Audio Developer
Conference <http://juce.com/adc> (ADC), hosted at Code Node, London, 19-21st
November 2018.

Now in its fourth year, ADC has become the largest annual event for audio
developers, and we expect to reach capacity of the venue this year with 400
attendees.

The deadline for talks and poster submission is 22nd June.

*Please note that the early bird period for discounted tickets ends
tomorrow, midnight UK time. *If you're planning on submitting a talk, you
are still encouraged to register before 31st May as we are only able to
accept 30% of proposals, and you may end up paying the full price if your
proposal isn't accepted. If your talk is accepted, we'll refund you the
ticket.

*Important dates*
31st May: End of early-bird ticket price
22nd June: Deadline for talks and posters submission
13th July: Notification of acceptance
19th July Program announcement

*Call for contributions*

You are invited to submit a proposal for a talk and/or a poster to be
presented at this event. Presenting your work at the Audio Developer
Conference is an excellent way to engage a wide range of C++ practitioners
about your areas of interest and expertise, and gather useful feedback from
experts. JUCE invites all attendees – from C++ gurus to indie developers
and students – to contribute to the Audio Developer Conference.

Talks range from audio research to professional practices, standards in
audio development. Experimental projects are also welcome. We can
accommodate talks that are 25 minutes long (half session) or 50 minutes
long (full session), including Q&A.
Posters and demonstrations can be on any topic listed below. Posters (A0
portrait) and demonstrations will be on display throughout the conference,
including lunch breaks and coffee breaks.

*Topics*

   - Audio and Digital Signal Processing
   - 3D and VR/AR Audio
   - iOS and Android development
   - Real-time audio optimisation
   - Audio latency, jitter, performance predictability
   - Audio for Games
   - Modern C++
   - Software development tools, techniques, and processes
   - High performance computing
   - Interface and interaction programming
   - Embedded, Linux, bare metal audio programming
   - Scientific programming
   - Graphics / GPU
   - Cryptography
   - Best practices
   - Parallelism/multi-processing
   - Speaker Proposal Form

*Registration fees for speakers*

Speakers will benefit from a free ticket to the conference. If

*Sponsors*

We offer sponsors the possibility to showcase new products or technology
that are relevant to the theme of the conference. To learn more about the
options, please get in touch with us by e-mail: a...@roli.com.

*--*
*Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut*
*ADC chairman*

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[music-dsp] ADC: Call for proposal ends 22June

2018-06-18 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

We are delighted to invite you to contribute or attend the Audio Developer
Conference <http://juce.com/adc> (ADC), hosted in London, 19-21st November
2018.

Now in its fourth year, ADC has become the largest annual event for audio
developers, and we expect to reach capacity of the venue this year with 400
attendees.

The deadline for talks and poster submission is 22nd June.

*Important dates*
22nd June: Deadline for talks and posters submission
13th July: Notification of acceptance
19th July Program announcement

*Call for contributions*

You are invited to submit a proposal for a talk and/or a poster to be
presented at this event.
Talks range from audio research to professional practices and standards in
audio development. Experimental projects are also welcome. We can
accommodate talks that are 25 minutes long (half session) or 50 minutes
long (full session), including Q&A.
Posters and demonstrations can be on any topic listed below. Posters (A0
portrait) and demonstrations will be on display throughout the conference,
including lunch breaks and coffee breaks.

*Topics*

   - Audio and Digital Signal Processing
   - 3D and VR/AR Audio
   - iOS and Android development
   - Real-time audio optimisation
   - Audio latency, jitter, performance predictability
   - Audio for Games
   - Modern C++
   - Software development tools, techniques, and processes
   - High performance computing
   - Interface and interaction programming
   - Embedded, Linux, bare metal audio programming
   - Scientific programming
   - Graphics / GPU
   - Cryptography
   - Best practices
   - Parallelism/multi-processing

*Registration fees for speakers*

Speakers will benefit from a free ticket to the conference.

*Sponsors*

We offer sponsors the possibility to showcase new products or technology
that are relevant to the theme of the conference. To learn more about the
options, please get in touch with us by e-mail: a...@roli.com.


-- 
*Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut*

-- 


***"Not every reinvention or reimagining in technology can be 
considered a breakthrough. But it’s patently obvious even to me, who has 
never learnt to play the piano, that the Seaboard RISE keyboards from 
innovative London electronic instrument ROLI are a proper quantum leap.” - 
Financial Times*
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[music-dsp] The art of VA filter design - video

2018-11-28 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

I'm proud to share this video of Vadim Zavalishin, who came to ADC in
London last week to share his DSP knowledge. I came across Vadim's work on
this list and invited him to ADC a few months ago, and thought I'd share
this with you. (I hope you don't mind, Vadim).

https://youtu.be/zPzCLqkQnr0?t=31

You can also find video recording of all the talks of the conference for
day 1 here
<https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe2skUvADfhtnpEe-6t8N963ziOwqIRi1>,
and videos of day 2 here
<https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe2skUvADfhuqajTf1_RlPcy64oe33uRT>.

Best regards,
-- 
*Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut*

-- 


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considered a breakthrough. But it’s patently obvious even to me, who has 
never learnt to play the piano, that the Seaboard RISE keyboards from 
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Financial Times*
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[music-dsp] ADC'19 Call for Proposals

2019-05-03 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
cts or technology
that are relevant to the theme of the conference. To learn more about the
options, please get in touch with us by e-mail: a...@roli.com

*Contact*

If you have any questions about making a proposal, please contact
a...@roli.com

-- 
*Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut*
*ADC Executive Director*

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considered a breakthrough. But it’s patently obvious even to me, who has 
never learnt to play the piano, that the Seaboard RISE keyboards from 
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Financial Times*
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Re: [music-dsp] ADC'19 Call for Proposals

2019-06-27 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi,

The deadline for sending proposals for ADC <http://juce.com/adc> is tomorrow, 
hope to see many of you in person in London next Fall!

Best regards,
JB

> On 3 May 2019, at 11:01, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> We are delighted to invite you to attend and contribute to the 5th Audio 
> Developer Conference (ADC), hosted in London, 18-20th November 2019.
> 
> ADC is an annual event celebrating all audio development technologies, from 
> music applications to embedded systems. ADC showcases over 40 talks and 
> keynotes, and a day of workshops led by experts from the audio industry. 
> ADC’s mission is to help attendees acquire and develop new skills, and build 
> a network that will support their career development. It is also aimed at 
> showcasing academic research and facilitating collaborations between research 
> and development.
> 
> The deadline for submitting proposals for talks, posters, demonstrations, and 
> workshops is 28th June 2019.
> 
> Important dates
> 31st May: End of early bird ticket price (up to £100 off)*
> 28th June: Deadline for submitting proposals for talks, posters, 
> demonstrations, and workshops
> 13th July: Notification of acceptance
> 19th July: Program announcement
> 
> *If you're planning on submitting a talk, poster, demo, or workshop, you are 
> still encouraged to register before 31st May. We receive a greater number of 
> proposals than we can accommodate, and you may end up paying the full price 
> if your proposal isn't accepted. We offer one free ticket per accepted 
> presentation
> 
> Call for talk, poster, and demonstration contributions
> 
> You are invited to submit a proposal for a talk, poster, and/or demo to be 
> presented at this event. Presenting your work at the Audio Developer 
> Conference is an excellent way to engage a wide range of audio developers 
> with your areas of interest and expertise, and gather useful feedback from 
> experts. JUCE invites all attendees – from audio development gurus to indie 
> developers and students – to contribute to the Audio Developer Conference.
> 
> Talks range from audio research to professional practices to standards in 
> audio development, as well talks about application areas and career 
> development. Experimental projects are welcome. We are seeking deeply 
> technical talks aimed at experts as well as more accessible talks that may be 
> of interest to students and new developers. We can accommodate talks that are 
> 25 minutes long (half session) or 50 minutes long (full session), including 
> Q&A. Talks, posters and demonstrations can be on any topic listed below. 
> Posters (A0 portrait) and demonstrations will be on display throughout the 
> conference, including lunch breaks and coffee breaks.
> 
> Accepted talks, posters, and demonstrations proposals will benefit from one 
> free ticket to the conference.
> 
> Submit a proposal here <https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=adc-2019>
> 
> Talk, poster, and demonstration topics
> 
> - Audio and Digital Signal Processing
> - 3D and VR/AR audio
> - iOS and Android development
> - Real-time audio optimisation
> - Audio latency, jitter, performance predictability
> - Applications of audio programming (e.g., games, medicine, cryptography)
> - Programming language-specific audio tools and practices
> - Software development tools, techniques, and processes
> - High performance computing
> - Interface and interaction programming
> - Sound design tips and techniques
> - Embedded, Linux, bare metal audio programming
> - Scientific programming
> - Graphics / GPU
> - Audio synthesis and analysis
> - Best practices in audio programming, as well as design and evaluation of 
> audio software and hardware systems
> - Parallelism/multi-processing
> - Educational approaches and tools for audio and DSP programming
> - Planning and navigating a career as an audio developer
> - Other relevant topics likely to be of interest to the ADC audience
> 
> Call for workshop contributions
> 
> The first day of ADC is devoted to workshops aimed at deepening participants’ 
> technical skills and introducing them to new topics. This year, we are 
> delighted to invite you to submit proposals for workshops that you would like 
> to lead, to accompany our curated workshop programme.
> 
> We are seeking submissions for 1.5-hour or 3-hour workshops on topics of 
> interest to the ADC community. These may be aimed at novice, intermediate, or 
> expert audio developers. Example topics might include:
> 
> - Teaching participants about particular DSP concepts or techniques
> - Teaching participants about specific audio programming practices, tools, 
> framewor

[music-dsp] ADC'19 talks live streaming

2019-11-13 Thread Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut 
Hi everyone,

Every year at ADC , we capture and stream live over 40 
hours of talks and keynotes from the world experts in audio technologies, many 
of them are part of this mailing list community. An important mission for the 
conference is to share knowledge and allow anyone to get access to the talks 
even if they can’t attend in person. 

Last week, the venue we had booked and paid for went into administration, and 
we’re incurring a significant loss. 

We’ve received great support from our Gold sponsors, Apple, Google and ROLI 
that allowed us to book another venue, but we still need to secure more support 
fo guarantee that we can film and stream the event. 

We have launched a Patreon campaign  to gather 
support. You can really make a difference by pledging. 

If you haven’t looked at the JUCE video channel before, have a look here 
.

Thank you!

Best regards,
JB Thiebaut
ADC Executive Director


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