Tag Archives: GITHub

Books and CD-ROMs (what are those?)

By Ken Greenebaum | Published: October 23, 2022

Missing Disks? Matthijs Hollemans, fellow audio enthusiast and author (check out his recently published book: Code your own Synth Plug-Ins) kindly informed me that he didn’t receive the CDROM with his second printing of Audio Anecdotes Volume 2. This is frustrating since my contributors and I worked so hard to make the algorithms and concepts […]

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AudioAnecdotes at MakerFaire2001

By Ken Greenebaum | Published: May 21, 2011

If  you are in the Bay Area please visit us at the Bay Area Maker Faire today and tomorrow (5/21 – 5/22/11) for our exhibit: Homebrew Audio Synthesizers in a mint can. We are located in the Fiesta Hall Digital Sound Space (that is the hall with the Tesla Coils, but we are in a […]

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Coming Soon: AudioAnecdotes on Github

By Ken Greenebaum | Published: May 20, 2010

Coincident with [Maker Faire 2010](http://www.makerfaire.com) Steven DiRocco is helping us realize a long-term goal: making AudioAnecdotes code and projects publicly accessible. Real-soon-now you will be able to access and contribute to AudioAnecdotes projects at a [Github repository](http://github.com/AudioAnecdotes) We will start with the following: * Content: * Audio Anecdotes Volume 1, 2, 3 * Example code/demos […]

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