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Rust Audio Programming

Ever wondered what sound looks like in Rust?

This is a series where we make Rust sing — from raw wave math to real-time audio and beyond. Build oscillators, shape waveforms, and learn DSP the hands-on way, one line of code at a time.

Rust Audio Programming: Oscillator – Exploring the waveforms [PART 3]
So what’s an oscillator? An oscillator is a digital or analog component that generates a repeating waveform — think of it as a signal source. In audio programming, it’s the piece of code that spits out samples of a sine wave (or other waveform) over ...
Jan 10, 202613 min read32
Rust Audio Programming: Oscillator – Handle frequency changes smoothly [PART 2]
In Part 1, we built a simple sine wave generator and saved it as a .wav file. Now it’s time to make it sing — or at least play a short melody. We’ll modify our existing code to switch between different notes over time, building up something that feel...
Jan 7, 20269 min read63
Rust Audio Programming: Oscillator – Build a sine wave [PART 1]
Hey there 👋! Whether you’re a seasoned rustacean, a curious audio hacker, or just someone who thinks synths are cool — welcome aboard! This is the Rust Audio Programming series, and today we’re diving into the basics of audio programming by building...
Jun 21, 20256 min read151

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