Sep 30, 20261h 57m
Future Audio Workshop founder Gavin Burke joins The Audio Programmer to talk about what it takes to sell audio plugins in 2026. Gavin has been building plugins since 2005: modeling the Jupiter-8 and Prophet V as one of...
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The Audio Programmer Podcast
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Real conversations with the engineers, entrepreneurs, and creators building the future of music technology. From VST development and DSP to AI in audio, game sound, and the business of plugins, we go deep on the craft, the code, and the careers that make it all happen. Whether you're writing your first JUCE project or running an audio software company, this is your inside track. Hosted by Joshua Hodge, Founder of The Audio Programmer.
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What is The Audio Programmer Podcast about?
Real conversations with the engineers, entrepreneurs, and creators building the future of music technology. From VST development and DSP to AI in audio, game sound, and the business of plugins, we go deep on the craft, the code, and the careers that make it all happen.
What has The Audio Programmer Podcast covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Standing Out in a Crowded Plugin Market w/ Gavin Burke (Future Audio Workshop) | Ep 40" (30 September 2026, 117 minutes), "Does Coding Matter Anymore? Audio Programming in the AI Age w/ Sinan Bokesoy (Sonic Lab) | Ep 39" (28 September 2026, 92 minutes), and "The Real Reason Most Audio Plugins Never Sell w/ Dani Karanyi (Karanyi Sounds) | Ep 38" (7 August 2026, 79 minutes).
How often does The Audio Programmer Podcast publish?
The Audio Programmer Podcast publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 82 minutes across 41 episodes.
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Episode #39
Does Coding Matter Anymore? Audio Programming in the AI Age w/ Sinan Bokesoy (Sonic Lab) | Ep 39
Sep 28, 20261h 32mSonic Lab founder Sinan Bokesoy joins The Audio Programmer to ask whether coding still matters when AI agents can write it for you. After 15+ years of building audio plugins, Sinan now has Claude, Codex and Gemini write...
- Aug 7, 20261h 19m
Karanyi Sounds founder Dani Karanyi joins The Audio Programmer to break down what actually sells audio plugins, and why most never do. We get into pricing and why you cannot win the race to the bottom, the marketing...
- Jul 21, 202644 min
Josh sits down with Max Shafer, co-founder of Just for Noise, on building an AI foundation model for drum and sample generation. Max shares the origin story — from a drum machine that wouldn't turn on and 20 minutes...
- Apr 10, 20261h 20mS0
Inside Google & Samsung's open source spatial audio project, Eclipsa Audio. Jani Huopinen (Product Lead, Eclipsa Audio at Google), Scott Kramer (Founder, Greenfield Sound; former Netflix Sound Director), and Klaus...
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- Apr 9, 202645 minS0
What does it actually take to get your audio plugins up and selling? In this episode, Josh sits down with Tobias Madsen from Moonbase to talk about the business side of plugin development - the part most developers find...
- Apr 9, 20261h 35mS0
How do you actually get started with DSP? Josh sits down with Sam Fischmann, technical co-founder of Musik Hack, for a wide-ranging conversation on practical Digital Signal Processing - what it is, where to begin, and...
- Apr 2, 202645 minS0
Join the ADC team as they discuss the 10th anniversary conference featuring 85+ speakers, new game audio track, expanded diversity initiatives, and global expansion to cities worldwide. Registration and more info...
- Apr 2, 20262h 16mS0
Matt Robertson is a 3x Grammy-nominated composer, arranger, musical director, and now software developer. His career began while working in UK recording studios in the 90s and early 2000s, doing studio maintenance and...
- Apr 2, 202637 minS0
See the full presentation here: How can we create a JUCE-based plugin with a complex, visually appealing user interface that fills an 8K monitor at the refresh rate? Let's talk about the history of JUCE rendering...
- Apr 2, 20261h 16mS0
Elpiniki, a product designer and owner, shares her journey from studying mathematics and computer science to working in the music tech industry. By discussing her experiences at a startup, and her role in developing...
- Apr 2, 20261h 26mS0
This episode's guest is Rhiannon Bankston-Thomas (The Audio Programmer). From pioneering plugin ventures at FXpansion, navigating the dynamic world of VC-funded startups like ROLI, to steering teams in legacy giants...
- Apr 2, 20261h 31mS0
In this episode, we sit down with Jules Storer and Cesare Ferrari - creators of Cmajor, a new approach for real-time audio programming. Jules is also the creator of JUCE - one of the most widely used frameworks for...
- Apr 2, 20261h 13mS0
Aaron Mcleran is the Head of Audio for Unreal Engine at Epic Games. We discuss the similarities and differences between pro audio (VSTs & DAWs) and game audio, how to help developers learn more about audio programming...
- Apr 2, 20261h 38mS0
In this episode, we sit down with world-renown DSP Engineer Geraint Luff. Geraint will dive into his extensive background in digital signal processing and share his unique teaching approach, using intuition to help...
- Apr 2, 20261h 22mS0
"How do I build my own audio plug-in?" "What does the new book teach us?" "How is this book different from your last book?" Join us today as we answer these questions and more at our monthly meetup today with author...
- Apr 2, 20262h 27mS0
In this episode, we sit down with indie developer Neils Johannes de Wit. We discuss his background into audio programming, the complex process of finishing projects, the evolution of audio technology, and much more...
- Apr 2, 20261h 23mS0
Our guest for this meetup is Hongchan Choi. Hongchan is a musician/engineer who pushes the boundaries of the open web platform for music technology. He is currently a Technical Lead and Manager at Google Chrome and a...
- Apr 2, 20261h 16mS0
In this meetup, Nataliia Hera from Voger Design tells you what you should know about choosing a good designer for your project, including: types of designers (creators, optimizers, technical designers), reference base...
- Apr 2, 20261h 3mS0
Elementary Audio by Nick Thompson enables JavaScript developers to create high-performance audio apps, blending web development with audio processing. Originally recorded on August 3rd, 2022.
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Director of Legal and Operational Strategy, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church
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Dani Karanyi
Karanyi Sounds
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