Audio Programming with NAudio 1 from Pluralsight

A thorough tutorial in the use of NAudio, an open source audio library for .NET.

This course teaches you how to use all the major features of NAudio, and open source audio library for .NET. It includes plenty of code examples for playback, recording, working with files and codecs, streaming and visualising. You'll also learn about what underlying system APIs are being used by NAudio, so you can ensure your application runs as expected on all target operating systems.

NAudio is an open source audio library for use in .NET applications.

NAudio was created to provide a way to easily write audio applications using .NET.

NAudio was built against .NET 3.5, so that or any newer version will work.

This NAudio tutorial will explain the base classes and interfaces, and the Signal Chain components included in the NAudio library out of the box.

It's recommended that you watch the

first.

NAudio supports MP3, AIFF, WAV, and WMA out of the box. Support for other audio file formats can be added through Microsoft Media Foundation.

What's inside

Syllabus

Introducing NAudio

Audio File Playback

Working with Files

Changing Audio Formats

Working with Codecs

Recording Audio

Visualizations

Mixing and Effects

Audio Streaming

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Teaches advanced software development concepts commonly found in professional environments

Taught by instructors experienced in their field

Examines advanced software skills and knowledge highly relevant to industry

Career center

Learners who complete Audio Programming with NAudio 1 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Audio Programmer

An Audio Programmer develops and implements software for audio applications. They may work on a variety of projects, such as music production software, audio editing software, and video games. Audio Programmers use their knowledge of audio engineering and computer science to create software that allows users to create and manipulate sound. This course is a perfect fit for aspiring Audio Programmers as it provides a comprehensive overview of audio programming concepts and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, editing, and effects processing.

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Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Engineer

A DAW Engineer uses digital audio workstations (DAWs) to record, edit, mix, and master audio. They may work in a variety of settings, such as recording studios, music production companies, and post-production facilities. DAW Engineers use their knowledge of audio engineering and music production to create high-quality recordings and mixes. This course may be useful for aspiring DAW Engineers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, editing, mixing, and effects processing.

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Sound Designer

A Sound Designer creates and manipulates sound effects and music for film, television, video games, and other media. They use their knowledge of sound engineering and acoustics to create realistic and immersive soundscapes. This course may be useful for aspiring Sound Designers as it provides a comprehensive overview of audio programming techniques, including audio file playback, recording, editing, and effects processing.

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Audiovisual Technician

An Audiovisual Technician installs, operates, and maintains audio and visual equipment for a variety of purposes, such as conferences, presentations, and events. They may also provide technical support to users. Audiovisual Technicians use their knowledge of audio engineering and video technology to ensure that audio and visual equipment is working properly. This course may be useful for aspiring Audiovisual Technicians as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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Acoustical Engineer

An Acoustical Engineer designs and analyzes sound systems and environments. They may work in a variety of settings, such as concert halls, theaters, and recording studios. Acoustical Engineers use their knowledge of acoustics and audio technology to create spaces that sound good and are free of unwanted noise. This course may be useful for aspiring Acoustical Engineers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including acoustics, audio file playback, and recording.

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Broadcast Engineer

A Broadcast Engineer designs, installs, and maintains audio and video equipment for broadcast stations. They may also operate broadcast equipment and troubleshoot technical problems. Broadcast Engineers use their knowledge of audio engineering and electronics to ensure that broadcast signals are transmitted and received clearly. This course may be useful for aspiring Broadcast Engineers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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Live Sound Engineer

A Live Sound Engineer operates audio equipment for live performances in venues such as concert halls, theaters, and clubs. They may also design and install sound systems. Live Sound Engineers use their knowledge of audio engineering and acoustics to create clear and balanced sound for audiences. This course may be useful for aspiring Live Sound Engineers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, mixing, and effects processing.

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Audio Software Developer

An Audio Software Developer designs and develops software for audio applications. They may work on a variety of projects, such as music production software, audio editing software, and video games. Audio Software Developers use their knowledge of audio engineering and computer science to create software that allows users to create and manipulate sound. This course may be useful for aspiring Audio Software Developers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques.

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Music Producer

A Music Producer oversees the recording, mixing, and mastering of music. They work with artists, engineers, and other professionals to create high-quality recordings. Music Producers may also be involved in the songwriting and arrangement process. This course may be useful for aspiring Music Producers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, mixing, and effects processing.

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Musician

A Musician performs music on a musical instrument or sings. They may perform in a variety of settings, such as concerts, recitals, and recording studios. Musicians use their knowledge of music theory and performance techniques to create and interpret music. This course may be useful for aspiring Musicians as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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Lecturer

A Lecturer teaches courses in a specific subject area at a college or university. They may also conduct research and publish papers in their field. Lecturers use their knowledge of their subject area and teaching methods to help students learn and develop their critical thinking skills. This course may be useful for aspiring Lecturers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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Composer

A Composer creates and writes music. They may write music for a variety of purposes, such as film, television, video games, and concerts. Composers use their knowledge of music theory and composition techniques to create original music. This course may be useful for aspiring Composers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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Music Teacher

A Music Teacher teaches music to students of all ages. They may teach in a variety of settings, such as schools, music academies, and private studios. Music Teachers use their knowledge of music theory and performance techniques to help students learn about music and develop their musical skills. This course may be useful for aspiring Music Teachers as it provides a solid foundation in audio engineering principles and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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Audio Engineer

An Audio Engineer designs and operates audio equipment for the recording, mixing, and reproduction of sound. They may work in a variety of settings, such as recording studios, concert halls, and theaters. Audio Engineers use their knowledge of acoustics and audio technology to create high-quality sound recordings and live performances. This course may be useful for aspiring Audio Engineers as it provides a thorough overview of audio programming concepts and techniques, including audio file playback, recording, and editing.

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