Congratulations on v3!

I'll be glad to get feedback once the UGen API and processing graph
changes are in for CS7; should be interesting to see how it
facilitates (and hopefully simplifies) building things on top of
Csound.

On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 1:36 PM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
> Congratulations Aure! Being able to bring in support from a whole range of
> open source tool kits is a really neat feature! Best of luck and don't
> forget to keep up informed on any updates here on the Csound list!
>
> On 20 January 2016 at 18:15, Aurelius Prochazka  wrote:
>>
>> Dear Csound Community,
>>
>> I am writing to you to announce the release of AudioKit 3.
>>
>> This is a brand new version of AudioKit, written from the ground up using
>> CoreAudio directly instead of using Csound.  Instead, we use Apple's core
>> audio engine, with its effects, players, and utilities.  Custom generators
>> and effects are achieved through Paul Batchelor's kick-ass Soundpipe and
>> Sporth audio libraries, which do in fact implement Csound's algorithms under
>> the hood.  So, while AudioKit is a bit more detached from Csound than it
>> used to be, we still feel like part of the family.
>>
>> More important than the core technology is that AudioKit 3 really shines
>> in learning about audio and experimenting with signal processing.  AudioKit
>> comes with over 100 audio playgrounds which are small example scripts that
>> render audio immediately in Apple's Xcode IDE.  We use playgrounds to teach
>> about the myriad things you can do with AudioKit and show off the sounds
>> while allowing the user to change parameters, write custom code, and really
>> engage with the tools to get a feel for how to program audio.
>>
>> http://audiokit.io/playgrounds/
>>
>> We are launching with a brand new set of example apps too, the main one
>> being a full-fledged analog style synthesizer.  We'll be adding features to
>> it and blogging with new tutorials as they get written.
>>
>> http://audiokit.io/gallery/
>>
>> Moving forward, with Soundpipe, not only are we able to have opcodes
>> ported from Csound, but also Faust, STK, Chuck, basicallly anything
>> compelling in the open-source world.  I hope that as Csound7 comes into
>> focus, Steven Yi will make it easy for us to plug even more Csound
>> capabilities in, but on a deeper level than ever before.  We're happy to be
>> your beta-testers when that time comes, Steven!
>>
>> Finally, I have to thank my wonderful core team mates for making this
>> possible and supporting me through this major effort.  Paul Batchelor in
>> particular because without his work none of this would be possible.
>> Soundpipe and Sporth are platform agnostic C libraries, so even if you can't
>> do AudioKit because it uses Apple tech, I really encourage you to try these
>> out.
>>
>> http://audiokit.io/about/
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Aure
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