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driskel
Member 		posted 15 July 2009 11:08         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I have been a developer for over 10 years in the business realm. I have been developing .NET applications for about the last 4 years. I primarily write web, winform and web service based business applications.

I understand this is a different discipline than writing audio applications but I want to learn, but where to start?

Does anyone have suggestions at where to begin?

C++ seems like a good candidate. C# is the current language of development.
Smalltalk - the benefits here are quite obvious.
Math? (I need to start from the basics)

Any suggestions would be welcome.

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SSC
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What did you have in mind to create? Controllers? Interfaces? DSP algorithms? Or were you just planning to explore without necessarily having any particular application in mind?

(There is a lot of programming that you can do right in Kyma (for example with the Tool)).

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driskel
Member 		posted 15 July 2009 14:44         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Thanks for the reply.

All of the above. I know it is a vague question and a vague answer.

I am interested in expanding my knowledge to a very different level, including possible programming for the pacarana (new prototypes) if the SDK opens up in terms of the NDA.

For example, I just checked out SuperCollider's source code to review and to learn from. I also have the Steinberg VST 3 SDK.

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BobTheDog
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This is the place to start: http://music.columbia.edu/cmc/music-dsp/musicdspFAQ.html

If you are going to have to start from a basic maths ability you may be in for a bit of pain depending on what you need to do!



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driskel
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Thanks Bob.

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