Matthew Fecher's guest appearances

Matthew Fecher

Art + Music + Technology

Music Production Podcast

Dee Dot's Major Music Lounge

Jordan Rudess

Mark Mosher

Erin Barra

Peter Nyboer

Laura Escudé

Todd Reynolds

Roger Linn

Alessio Santini

Huston Singletary

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

OwlTail

Matthew Fecher from Audiokit stopped by to talk about how he got started with developing Audioklt, about some of the sound design collaborations he’s had with Audiokit, &amp; upcoming plans for the open source platform.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-fuselier/support

Matthew Fecher from Audiokit stopped by to talk about how he got started with developing Audioklt, about some of the sound design collaborations he’s had with Audiokit, &amp; upcoming plans for the open source platform.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/david-fuselier/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/david-fuselier/support</a>

Major Music Lounge EP 40: Joined by Matthew Fecher The Co Founder Of Audiokit Synth One

There aren't many corners of the programming globe that I haven't visited, but Swift programming is something I've not explored. When Matthew Fecher reached out to me about the AudioKit project, I was a little chagrined that I had not worked with it before. As I dug into it, I was even more amazed - this framework provides easy access to many tools and strategies, and it's hard to imagine that I'd not taken it for a drive. The project first came on my radar as a talking point by people that were frustrated with iOS audio programs and wanted to hack their own. But as I read more, I realized that is was a viable tool for MacOS programming as well. I was anxious to chat with these folks, and Aure and Matthew were kind enough to oblige. We talk about all kinds of stuff: making end-user applications, developer-facing code libraries, becoming a DSP programmer, becoming an audio fanatic while growing up in farm country, and the influence of KISS on us all. Does that sound like a broad enough conversation? It was so much fun - you'll hear it in the interview. You can learn more about AudioKit at their site: https://audiokitpro.com/ You can also find their iOS applications on the App Store (names are AudioKit Synth One and AudioKit FM Player). The community is a rich one, and worth considering if audio/music programming is (or is going to be) your thing. Enjoy! Thanks to Splice for their support of this podcast. You can help out the podcast by checking out our special link to their system, and or by using our code (MUSICARTTECH) to get a free month trial of their sample library offering. Help us out, and check out the cool collaboration tools that Splice provides!

There aren't many corners of the programming globe that I haven't visited, but Swift programming is something I've not explored. When Matthew Fecher reached out to me about the AudioKit project, I was a little chagrined that I had not worked with it before. As I dug into it, I was even more amazed - this framework provides easy access to many tools and strategies, and it's hard to imagine that I'd not taken it for a drive. The project first came on my radar as a talking point by people that were frustrated with iOS audio programs and wanted to hack their own. But as I read more, I realized that is was a viable tool for MacOS programming as well. I was anxious to chat with these folks, and Aure and Matthew were kind enough to oblige. We talk about all kinds of stuff: making end-user applications, developer-facing code libraries, becoming a DSP programmer, becoming an audio fanatic while growing up in farm country, and the influence of KISS on us all. Does that sound like a broad enough conversation? It was so much fun - you'll hear it in the interview. You can learn more about AudioKit at their site: <a href="https://audiokitpro.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://audiokitpro.com/</a> You can also find their iOS applications on the App Store (names are AudioKit Synth One and AudioKit FM Player). The community is a rich one, and worth considering if audio/music programming is (or is going to be) your thing. Enjoy! Thanks to Splice for their support of this podcast. You can help out the podcast by checking out <a href="https://splice.com/artmusictech-music" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">our special link to their system</a>, and or by using our code (MUSICARTTECH) to get a free month trial of their sample library offering. Help us out, and check out the cool collaboration tools that Splice provides!

Podcast 246: Aure Prochazka and Matthew Fecher (AudioKit)

Matthew Fecher is a music software developer and part of the AudioKit Pro team. AudioKit Pro provides free and open-source audio software for developers to use in their apps and software. He and an enormous team of developers and collaborators just released Synth One, a free and open-source iOS synthesizer. I had a chance to talk with Matthew about the release of Synth One and the entire AudioKit Pro project. Matthew discussed working on a long term project and dealing with difficult setbacks. He explains how sharing ideas and working with others can lead to tremendous growth for an entire community of people. Matthew's enthusiasm and ability to think big is truly contagious, and the lessons he has learned can be applied to all types of projects. Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play Show Notes: AudioKit Pro - Free and open-source audio development toolkit, powering millions of app installs. Synth One - The powerful and beautiful sounding Free and open-source iOS synthesizer app. FM Player - Free and open-source iOS sample player, featuring sounds of classic DX FM synthesizers. Matthew's Website - follow Matthew's work here. AutoPad - iOS for playing background pads, made with AudioKit Pro. AudioBus Forum - A great community for developers of music apps. Ego is the Enemy - Ryan Holiday's book about the enemy within.

Matthew Fecher is a music software developer and part of the AudioKit Pro team. AudioKit Pro provides free and open-source audio software for developers to use in their apps and software. He and an enormous team of developers and collaborators just released Synth One, a free and open-source iOS synthesizer. I had a chance to talk with Matthew about the release of Synth One and the entire AudioKit Pro project. Matthew discussed working on a long term project and dealing with difficult setbacks. He explains how sharing ideas and working with others can lead to tremendous growth for an entire community of people. Matthew's enthusiasm and ability to think big is truly contagious, and the lessons he has learned can be applied to all types of projects. Listen on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/music-production-podcast/id1212124420" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a> or <a href="http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/music-production-podcast?refid=stpr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher</a> or <a href="https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ip424c7a3w32gzox6c2bnwexy3q" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Google Play</a> Show Notes: <a href="https://audiokitpro.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AudioKit Pro</a> - Free and open-source audio development toolkit, powering millions of app installs. <a href="https://audiokitpro.com/synth/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Synth One</a> - The powerful and beautiful sounding Free and open-source iOS synthesizer app. <a href="https://audiokitpro.com/fmplayer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FM Player</a> - Free and open-source iOS sample player, featuring sounds of classic DX FM synthesizers. <a href="http://matthewfecher.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Matthew's Website</a> - follow Matthew's work here. <a href="https://audiokitpro.com/autopad/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AutoPad</a> - iOS for playing background pads, made with AudioKit Pro. <a href="https://forum.audiob.us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AudioBus Forum</a> - A great community for developers of music apps. <a href="https://amzn.to/2KtXQYH" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ego is the Enemy</a> - Ryan Holiday's book about the enemy within.

#66: Matthew Fecher - AudioKit Pro, Synth One, and Open-Source Software