Become an Audio Programmer

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I have prepared for you a checklist containing everything you need to know to develop audio plugins for digital audio workstations. If you would like to code synthesizers, reverbs, distortion, phasers, and so on, then this is the resource for you.

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All Digital Signal Processing Sound Synthesis Audio FX C/C++ Python Sound in General Programming in General Podcast

How To Run Your Neural Networks in an Audio Plugin with Andrew Fyfe | WolfTalk #011

Effortlessly deploy your trained model to a DAW!

Posted by Jan Wilczek on March 13, 2023 · 3 mins read

Group Delay vs Phase Delay: What's the Difference?

I don’t know about you but I have always been confused about the group delay,...

Posted by Jan Wilczek on March 12, 2023 · 26 mins read

How To Process Sound On The GPU With Sasha Talashov And Jonathan Rowden From GPU Audio | WolfTalk #010

Unleash the power of a GPU for audio processing!

Posted by Jan Wilczek on January 30, 2023 · 3 mins read

From Audio Research To Own Audio Software Company With Stefano D’Angelo (Orastron, Ex-Arturia) | WolfTalk #009

With concrete advice on how to start freelancing in the field of audio programming!

Posted by Jan Wilczek on December 20, 2022 · 3 mins read

Audio Developers Conference 2022 Highlights

My personal summary of ADC 22 in London!

Posted by Jan Wilczek on December 14, 2022 · 16 mins read

Building Audio Teams and Audio Products with Prashant Mishra | WolfTalk #008

An Audio Director and an Audio Product Developer.

Posted by Jan Wilczek on December 04, 2022 · 4 mins read

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My name is Jan Wilczek. I am an audio programmer, a researcher in the field of music technology, and a musician. Through articles and videos from WolfSound, you will easily understand the main concepts of sound processing using software.

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In response to numerous requests, I am currently working intensively on my first online course on audio programming. Because of this workload, I have reduced the number of articles and videos I release each month (but not to 0!).

Above you can track the total progress on the "raw" materials for the course: scripts, graphics, videos, and audio recordings. Once the progress bar is full, video editing and material publication on an online platform will commence.

This is my way to be accountable to you all 🙂