Hi there,

I'd like to help a friend of mine finding information about libraries to use in writing audio dsp algorithms. Someone could program in C++ "for us", but we are wondering which audio processing library would be good for us, knowing that it should lead to a commercial product (electronic device), and that a set of operations like those offered by Vanilla would be just perfect.

C++, C or Java, I think all this could be evaluated, finally.

Can someone here advise us ?

thank you

Nau

hi,

i think libpd it's you are looking for.

https://github.com/libpd/libpd/wiki It turns PD into an embedable library. It has manyl API's: C, Objetive-C, C++, Java, Processing (very similar to Java). You can use the best you know. You can use it in Linux, Mac Os, Win, Android, iOs

And is Pure Data, you can use and edit the patchs normally, but you can use libpd like a DSP function for any C/C++/Java program. The program sends to libpd one audio array, libpd process it and returns the audio array procesed.

The license is the same than PD.

There is an active libpd comunity in:

http://createdigitalnoise.com/categories/pd-everywhere/

Thanx, good news !

https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/stk/

maybe this is interesting too...

someboy here have tried to program a portable application with another languaje for make a .dll or .exe?

bye!

Thanks !

Hi nau! Perhaps also the audio programming book by Victor Lazzarini and Richard Boulanger would be a useful resource as well. http://www.amazon.ca/The-Audio-Programming-Book-Mathews/dp/0262014467

ps, i own a copy, and it's a little over my head since i have no background in C or other languages, but i'm trying to work my way through it