On Friday 04 November 2011 19:18:07 Iain Duncan wrote:
> Hey everyone, especially those who have been helping me with me
> architecture questions. I'm wondering whether some of you would be
> interested in helping in a simple advisory/editorial capacity if I were to
> try to write up a wiki or e-book of some kind on real time audio
> architecture. It seems to me like there is a lot of knowledge here on it,
> and not very many (if any) good starting points for such things. I've found
> decent references on the dsp side of audio coding, but not seen anything on
> 'how to put together a real time audio app from a-z' kind of thing. I find
> writing docs helps me clarify things in my head, I'd be interested in doing
> some writing if I know that people who know what they are doing would be
> interested in advising and correcting. I figured if I put it online it
> might be a good source of publicity for your work and we could link back to
> projects ( ardour, etc, )
>
> It would take a while of course, but might also help people new to these
> lists and give us all some thing to point at and say: there's a good write
> up on that here ->
>
> thoughts?
> iain
My master thesis has a chapter named 'Audio applications' which is dedicated
to enumerate the problems and elements that combine for diferent kinds of
audio related application. You may find it interesting.
http://xavier.amatriain.net/PFC/dgarcia-master.pdf
Also Pau Arumi's PhD thesis have a nice set of design patters for realtime
multimedia systems that can be also useful.
http://parumi.org/thesis/pauarumi_thesis.pdf
David.
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