Hey All, After some very inspiring conversations at the LAC, I have decided to renew the efforts to document linux audio programming for beginners. I feel that although there's a lot of really useful tutorials out there, but there's still a lack of easy accessible introductory audio programming. Particularly topics such as threading, and thread synchronization are particularly difficult to learn, or even find relevant, easy to read code about. Announcing: Open Audio Programming Tutorials! This is a documentation effort, not of any particular library or tool, just "Linux Audio Programming" in general. Feel free to check the code posted, feedback on it, fork it and send me merge requests, whatever :) Currently there's 6 different tutorials, all C++ with GTKmm for user interfaces. Intentions are to add more as time permits! -Harry PS: Sending to Linux-Audio-User list in case there's people who want to try start programming, but haven't subscribed to the Linux-Audio-Developers list (yet). Replies to Linux-Audio-Developers please :)

Hey All, After some very inspiring conversations at the LAC, I have decided to renew the efforts to document linux audio programming for beginners. I feel that although there's a lot of really useful tutorials out there, but there's still a lack of easy accessible introductory audio programming. Particularly topics such as threading, and thread synchronization are particularly difficult to learn, or even find relevant, easy to read code about. Announcing: Open Audio Programming Tutorials! This is a documentation effort, not of any particular library or tool, just "Linux Audio Programming" in general. Feel free to check the code posted, feedback on it, fork it and send me merge requests, whatever :) Currently there's 6 different tutorials, all C++ with GTKmm for user interfaces. Intentions are to add more as time permits! -Harry PS: Sending to Linux-Audio-User list in case there's people who want to try start programming, but haven't subscribed to the Linux-Audio-Developers list (yet). Replies to Linux-Audio-Developers please :)