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Re: Beginner on AudioProgramming!
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Re: Beginner on AudioProgramming!


  • Subject: Re: Beginner on AudioProgramming!
  • From: Urs Heckmann <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 01:15:16 +0200

Am Freitag, 11.10.02, um 00:36 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb email@hidden:

I am an audio engineering student from Sweden with a great interest in learning audio programming for the Mac. I have a decent knowledge about C and C++ as well as Objectice-C and Cocoa, but I've so far never gotten involved in sound API's of any kind. My problem is that I don't know where to start! Most tutorials I find are rather complex and many of the web-sites are often very short in the reference on implementation on the audio API's. I always end up running circles around rather basic problems like which library or framework to import. What I'm looking for is some sort of programming manual on Audio, preferably with a rather high degree of explanation on how things are accomplished. A bit like most of the Cocoa-titles I've read lately (like Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X which in my opinion is a great book). Is there anyone who can help me out. If there are any really basic and easy-to-understand Tutorials, thats fine as well.

Thanx in advance

/Jont Olof


Hi,

I think you sould do this (learning by doing):

1. get your development system running: Register free online membership with ADC (developer.apple.com) and get CoroAudio SDK1.0 at connect.apple.com. Compile AudioUnitHosting and example AudioUnits. If this works, go ahead:

2. find out how several things work: www.musicdsp.org (subscribe to their mailing list) - There are source code examples, newbie stuff and links, especially www.dspguide.com

3. create your stuff (AudioUnits, that would be), start with a phaser and slowly approach fourier transform stuff

4. go to osxaudio.com or kvr-vst.com and listen to those who use audiosoftware

5. never be afraid to ask questions - native realtime audio processing is quite young and we still all know how we started!

Cheers,

;) Urs
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