Author(s):	Jacob Lister
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https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/244/
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Description:	Javascript JITs have come a long way in recent years, now offering near native code performance on the fly for many application types. With the recent adoption on AudioWorklets, the browser is now becoming a viable platform for real time audio processing. Jacob will be presenting Noisefloor, a proof of concept software Module Synthesizer implemented in Golang and transpiled to Javascript, and discussing some of the challenges involved in managing a reliable real time audio thread alongside a browser based UI. markdown
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