As ive been crawling the web the places i keep coming back to are
this guys blog, he seems pretty switched on.
fighter mikes page, he got so many people up and going for the first time, his blog on remoteIO was what i needed to get started
one of the best things i did was subscribe to the core audio mailing list
here lots of people (who are really switched on) ask questions, and get
answers, from other people who are also switched on (and very smart).
but if subscribing is a bit too much commitment you can always just
search the mailing lists. go on do it for fun, it makes you feel really
old school like birth of the internet-mailing list-old school.
Books
I've made a little list of books on amazon i like/own/am interested in, if you found this site helpful, buy one of them, i get a small cut. (even if you simply browse to amazon through here, i still get a referral fee)
im really hoping this is going to solve all my problems with a lack of documentation - Core Audio (Core Frameworks Series) as
i've said before i've even pre-ordered it from amazon.
ive bought a few on digital filters as well, im an electro man and
nothing hits the spot like a nice fat low pass resonant filter. and
maybe if i keep reading books like the one i bought the other day - A Digital Signal Processing Primer: With Applications to Digital Audio and Computer Music
then one day ill get mathy enough to create my own instead of just copying the code from sites like the wonderful http://www.musicdsp.org/. this site is fantastic, more effects and filter code than you can throw a stick at, all the source just waiting fo you. | | |
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