Discount For Audio Developer Conference - Bristol Nov 9-11

The Audio Developer Conference returns to Bristol UK for its 12th year. ADC26 runs 9-11 November 2026, in person and streamed live online, with more than 75 talks, keynotes and workshops covering music applications, game audio, audio processing and embedded systems. We've been for the last couple of years, and its a great place to immerse in the latest DSP and coding for audio and UI. Full of the brightest minds in our industry. 

You can check our coverage from last year here.

And, we've been given an exclusive 20% discount code for those looking to buy tickets - use: 
ADC26_SONIC20 at checkout.

There are plenty of sessions on mixing, DSP and real-time systems here's a selection:

• The Power of Acoustic Spaces - Andrew Scheps
• DSP in Practice workshop - led by Jan Wilczek
• From Trains Model to Real-Time Implementation: A Practical Guide to Neural Network Inference workshop - Fares Shultz, Valentin Ackva and Lina Campenella
• Fixing the One in Two Billion Audio Glitch: Troubleshooting Real-Time Professional Audio Systems - Olivier Petit, L-Acoustics
• Dynamic Range Compression - Ruben Svensson, XLN Audio

Attendees get direct contact with representatives from Focusrite, Qualcomm, Dreamtonics, L-Acoustics, Roland, Universal Music Group, Wave Sciences, Audiotonix, Ableton, Steinberg, Algoriddim and others - a chance to talk shop with the people building the tools rather than the people selling them.

For those attending remotely, the ADC team has built a virtual conference hall on the Gather platform. Online participants create an avatar, walk the hall to visit sponsor booths, drop into conference rooms for talks and hold private meetings with other virtual guests.

Tickets for both in-person and online attendance are available now.
Recorded talks from previous ADC and ADCx conferences are on the ADC YouTube channel.

More Info: https://audio.dev/

Here's an interview from last year's event with coding legend Wolfgang Kundrus:
 

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