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From: | Zachary Northrup |
Subject: | Re: [fluid-dev] Introductions and interest in FluidSynth |
Date: | Tue, 14 Apr 2009 18:28:24 -0400 |
Hello everyone,My name is Zachary Northrup and I'm a 16 year old living in New York (the state, not the city). I've been programming for about 6-7 years in the areas of (listed chronologically): web development, VB, VB/C# .NET, C++, C, robotics/embedded systems, electronics (of all kinds), and audio/music, among others. I currently manage a couple of fairly popular open source projects and have begun to enter the commercial world in the last 1-2 years. My current major project, applying specifically to FluidSynth, is Z-Maestro, a music/audio composition and mixing application, similar to the likes of Garageband and Acid, and which uses FluidSynth for synthesis.
When I first found FluidSynth about 2-3 years ago, the mailing list was fairly quiet and I had very little experience in C/C++. Now, working daily in these languages, I have a reasonably complete understanding of the Fluidsynth codebase and have created experimental modifications for personal projects.
A little while ago, I posted about one such experimental build being used in Z-Maestro, in which the DirectSound driver was modified (well, hacked) to support new_audio_driver2. I am thinking about taking a shot at finishing the implementation, in which case I'll submit a diff.
I hope to be able to help FluidSynth as much as possible. I represent an interesting use-case, developing for 99% Windows and .NET, compared to a mainly Linux crowd (as far as I can tell), so portability and ease of integration are very important to me. I can also help test building FluidSynth in MSVC and, like I mentioned before, work on the DirectSound driver.
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