Michel Buffa is a professor/researcher at the University Côte d'Azur, a member of the WIMMICS research group, common to INRIA and the I3S Laboratory (UCA/CNRS).
He contributed to the development of the Web Audio research field, since he participated in all Web Audio Conferences, being part of each program committee between 2015 and 2019, and organizing the 2022 edition in Cannes, France. He published his work in many other audio and computer music related conferences, as well as in some journals such as JAES. He actively works with the W3C Web Audio working group. With other researchers and developers, he co-created the Web Audio Modules 2.0 plugin standard, that has a strong support for FAUST.
In this presentation we'll show how audio web plugins written in FAUST are at the heart of an open source online DAW, an online collaborative sequencer, and in an application of the Musical Metaverse
Michel Buffa is a professor/researcher at the University Côte d'Azur, a member of the WIMMICS research group, common to INRIA and the I3S Laboratory (UCA/CNRS).
Michel Buffa is a professor/researcher at the University Côte d'Azur, a member of the WIMMICS research group, common to INRIA and the I3S Laboratory (UCA/CNRS).
He contributed to the development of the Web Audio research field, since he participated in all Web Audio Conferences, being part of each program committee between 2015 and 2019, and organizing the 2022 edition in Cannes, France. He published his work in many other audio and computer music related conferences, as well as in some journals such as JAES. He actively works with the W3C Web Audio working group. With other researchers and developers, he co-created the Web Audio Modules 2.0 plugin standard, that has a strong support for FAUST.
In this presentation we'll show how audio web plugins written in FAUST are at the heart of an open source online DAW, an online collaborative sequencer, and in an application of the Musical Metaverse