#+TITLE: sndkitsndkit is a sonic toolkit for everywhere.It is a collection of highly portable ANSI-C implementationsof audio DSP algorithms commonly used in computer music, allwrapped up inside of a statically generated wiki.Each DSP algorithm is written in a literate programmingstyle, a technique pioneered by Donald Knuth. Surroundingthe implementation itself are words and equations used tohelp explain and contextualize what every single line ofcode is doing.The text in this wiki is licensed under the[[https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/public-domain/cc0/][Creative Commons Zero]] license, otherwiseknown as "CC0".The tangled output is dual-licensed under MIT orthe [[https://unlicense.org/][Unlicense]].A annotated list of available algorithms can be found @!(ref"algos" "here")!@.The source code for this wiki can be found on[[https://git.sr.ht/~pbatch/sndkit][SourceHut]].Happy Hacking, Humans.
#+TITLE: sndkit
sndkit is a sonic toolkit for everywhere.
It is a collection of highly portable ANSI-C implementations
of audio DSP algorithms commonly used in computer music, all
wrapped up inside of a statically generated wiki.
Each DSP algorithm is written in a literate programming
style, a technique pioneered by Donald Knuth. Surrounding
the implementation itself are words and equations used to
help explain and contextualize what every single line of
code is doing.
The text in this wiki is licensed under the
[[https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/public-domain/cc0/][Creative Commons Zero]] license, otherwise
known as "CC0".
The tangled output is dual-licensed under MIT or
the [[https://unlicense.org/][Unlicense]].
A annotated list of available algorithms can be found @!(ref
"algos" "here")!@.
The source code for this wiki can be found on
[[https://git.sr.ht/~pbatch/sndkit][SourceHut]].
Happy Hacking, Humans.