Peter Sciri

Co-founder & CTO

sonible

About Me

Peter Sciri is co-founder and CTO at sonible, an Austrian company specializing in AI-driven audio plug-ins. With a background in audio engineering and expertise in digital signal processing, Peter has been at the forefront of developing intelligent tools for modern audio production. Together with two friends, Peter founded sonible over a decade ago, combining his technical knowledge and passion for sound to create innovative products.

While spending most of his days at a desk, Peter enjoys making music playing multiple instruments or mixing one or another live show just to relax..

Sessions

  • GuiBuh

    Comprehensive Automatic End-To-End Plugin Testing
    00:00 - 00:00 UTC | Monday 9th November 2026 |
    Intermediate
    Advanced

    Continuous delivery is the place to be. But thorough and comprehensive automated testing poses a significant challenge in building audio applications. While backend unit tests for logical and DSP modules are standard practice, true user-side, end-to-end testing, where the plugin is treated as a sandboxed black box within a DAW, remains limited. GuiBuh (it's a German pun ^^) introduces an automated testing solution that attaches to an audio host (Reaper) to solve this problem. It combines image processing to verify the GUI states of an audio plugin, alongside audio null tests that verify DSP consistency across application versions. While GuiBuh […]

  • Inter-Plugin Communication

    Breaking out of the Channel Strip
    16:20 - 16:50 UTC | Tuesday 12th November 2024 | Bristol 1
    Beginner
    Intermediate
    Advanced

    Inter-plugin communication (IPC) is transforming the way audio plug-ins interact, enabling more efficient workflows and intelligent signal processing. This talk will explore the general principles of IPC, its applications in modern audio production, and a detailed case study on sonible’s smart:EQ 4. We will show how IPC enables advanced features, allowing plug-ins to collaborate intelligently for content-aware solutions across channels, while also highlighting challenges related to DAW architecture, such as latency issues, and potential strategies for overcoming these obstacles.