We took a brief walk through Audio Dev 26 at the Delta Hotels in Bristol, giving us a look at the layout and atmosphere of the Audio Developer Conference during a break between sessions.
The event centres on audio software, DSP, plug-in frameworks and development tools. Talks run throughout the day, with attendees moving between conference rooms and foyer areas for breaks and networking. Some sessions are streamed online, while the in-person event brings together developers, manufacturers and platform companies.
The walkthrough included stands from Sequential, Dreamtonics, Qualcomm, JUCE and Pace. Qualcomm represents system-on-chip technology used by some audio developers, while JUCE is a major framework for plug-in and audio application development. Workshop rooms include practical DSP coding sessions, including one using Raspberry Pi hardware, alongside sessions covering DSP in practice.
This is an introduction to the wider ADC26 coverage, we'll have more technical interviews and demonstrations coming over the next few days. Watch this space!
More Info: https://audio.dev/