807 algorithms--I would like some help with audio programming in C, JAVA and Python, and I am an ABSOLUTE BEGINNER.

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I would like some help with audio programming in C, JAVA and Python, and I am an ABSOLUTE BEGINNER.

Would any of you care to private message me so that we can talk about 807 algorithm ideas that I have?

Please advise,

Regards,

Mr. S R U.

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You posted this in the "Sound Design" subforum. You are aware here at KvrAudio there is a dedicated DSP and Plugin development section? That's where the programmers hang out. Designing Sounds is quite a different craft, using very different tools.

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ursellsarn wrote: Mon Aug 22, 2022 8:38 am807 algorithms
What are you asking here? You need to be precise, explicit, maybe use some more words. What exactly are you trying to achieve?

The number rings only one bell in my head: it is one less than 808 - a popular Roland model of TR- line drum machines.

Yes, I can google. Well actually, I tell a DuckDuck to GoGo ;-)
Are you perhaps referring to the Bischoff/Lang paper published in the year 2000 regarding symmetric band reduction that has "Algorithm 807" as a title, but fails at explaining where the title comes from?
ursellsarn wrote: Mon Aug 22, 2022 8:38 am I would like some help with audio programming in C, JAVA and Python, and I am an ABSOLUTE BEGINNER.
In that case, do yourself a favour and pick JUST ONE of these three. We call that OR, not AND.

If you need to learn these languages, there are public and free courses. I don't think you will find a volunteer take that task here via PM's.

Disclaimer: this reply might read to you as snarky, but it is honestly meant for you to reach your goal or at least make some steps towards that.
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Thanks, my choice of words was poor, but I was kind or rushed.

Thanks for the reply,

Regards,

Mr. S R U.

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It looks like I posted in the wrong section.

I will try the "DSP and Plugin development" sub-section to post a better worded request for advise, tips and help..

Many thanks for your help and patients, guys.

Kind regards,

Mr. Sarn Richard Ursell.

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