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Raph Levien worked for years on improving Android audio latency. I had a great chat with him a long ago about emulating the DX7, APIs and so on. I thought they
by puzzle 8y ago
Raph Levien worked for years on improving Android audio latency. I had a great chat with him a long ago about emulating the DX7, APIs and so on. I thought they already managed to get numbers to reasonable levels (after adding tighter requirements to the Android certification suite, among others) and even gave a talk at I/O. I'm surprised he's not involved in this, but then this is C++; he's been really into Rust for a while and perhaps back to working on typography alone — assuming he's still at Google, on the Android team.
- raphlinus 8y agoWrong on both counts. However, I'm very much back in the audio synthesis game, and will give a talk at next month's SF Rust Meetup on the topic.
- 90minuteAPI 8y agoLooking forward to it! It has always seemed to me like such a great application of the language, having done a fair amount of low-latency A/V programming in the C[++] realm.
- wwweston 8y agoWould love to hear you're planning to put up video and/or slides -- that way I don't have to drive up from Los Angeles. Or get around the waitlist of 30 people for a full event. :)
- raphlinus 8y agoYes to both, and also plan to write blogs about the content, and documentation for the library as it matures. I'm gratified to see the interest!
- zengid 8y agoLooking forward to seeing your results with making rust work on audio and a cross plat gui. I'm a rust noob but willing to try and help if possible since I want to make audio apps with a sane language like rust.
- pjmlp 8y agoRaph Levien has left Google. https://raphlinus.github.io/personal/2018/08/28/a-new-adventure.html https://raphlinus.github.io/personal/2018/08/28/a-new-advent...