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paulnasca
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Location: London, UK Remote: Yes or hybrid (depending on the commuting distance) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, Python, Linux, signal processing & audio algorithms, e…
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Location: London, UK Remote: Yes or hybrid (depending on the commuting distance) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, Python, Linux, signal processing & audio algorithms, e…
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Location: London, UK Remote: Yes or hybrid (depending on the commuting distance) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, Python, Linux, signal processing & audio algorithms, e…
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Comment #11450059
I like very much the Maps.me and I have recomanded it to several people. I would like to know if it's possible to search in London by the postcode or how could I add myself the pos…
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Comment #10153813
I am Paul, the creator of ZynAddSubFX, Paulstretch (Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch) and other well known software. I have just moved to London and I am available for contract/permane…
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Comment #8226119
I wonder if the source code of FastTracker 2 will be available. Of course, I am aware of the open-source trackers (like MilkyTracker, etc), but I believe that the FT2 played a huge…
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Comment #7587460
All my panoramas are made with Hugin: http://www.panoramio.com/user/1428211/tags/PANORAMA?photo_pa...
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Comment #6139257
There is another open source software which generates binaural beats. The software is Paulstretch, an extreme-audio time stretching software I wrote few years ago: http://hypermamm…
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Comment #3548547
Few years ago I wrote an extreme time stretching software ( http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/ ). You can use it to get a nice audio ambiance from any music or sound.
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Comment #3377664
Unfortunately, in this period of time I am quite busy porting Paulstretch to Android. I have rewritten a (C++) fixed point implementation of Paulstretch and now I have to write the…
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Comment #3376796
Does it support large (256k samples) array FFTs? I could use it for PADsynth algorithm ( http://zynaddsubfx.sourceforge.net/doc/PADsynth/PADsynth.htm ). Also, from the API, it seem…