Tom Poole

Director

JUCE

About Me

Tom Poole is the director of both the Audio Developer Conference and the open source, cross platform, C++ framework JUCE.

Sessions

  • The Official JUCE Audio Plugin Development Course is Here

    And it’s free...
    16:20 - 16:50 UTC | Tuesday 11th November 2025 | Conservatory
    Beginner
    Intermediate

    I am a sound engineer and I’d like to create my own plugins. How can I do it? I’m a musician and I need a custom virtual instrument. How can I build one? I’m a web developer and I’d like to transition to audio development. What do I need to learn? Getting into audio development is not easy. There are so many things to learn: C++, digital signal processing (DSP), real-time programming, UI/UX design, plugin format requirements, copy protection… The list goes on and on. But isn’t all the knowledge already available on the Internet for free? Well, maybe, but […]

  • Workshop 2: Build your first plugin with JUCE

    Create a working plugin from scratch!
    09:00 - 12:30 UTC | Monday 10th November 2025 | Empire
    Beginner

    Writing an audio plug-in can be a daunting task: there are a multitude of plug-in formats and DAWs, all with slightly different requirements. This workshop will guide you through the process of creating your first audio plug-in using the JUCE framework. This workshop will cover: An introduction to JUCE Configuring a plug-in project Adding parameters to your plug-in and accessing them safely Creating a basic GUI Debugging and testing your plug-in During the workshop, attendees will create a simple audio plug-in under the guidance of the JUCE developers. Workshop Requirements: Attendees must be able to compile the projects supplied in […]

  • JUCE Drop-in
    12:20 - 12:50 UTC | Wednesday 13th November 2024 | Empire
    Beginner
    Intermediate
    Advanced

    Bring your questions for discussion with the JUCE developer team.

  • Workshop: Build your first Plug-in with JUCE

    Create a working plug-in from scratch
    14:00 - 17:00 UTC | Monday 11th November 2024 | Conservatory
    Beginner

      Writing an audio plug-in can be a daunting task: there are a multitude of plug-in formats and DAWs, all with slightly different requirements. This workshop will guide you through the process of creating your first audio plug-in using the JUCE framework. This workshop will cover: - An introduction to JUCE - Configuring a plug-in project - Adding parameters to your plug-in and accessing them safely - Creating a basic GUI - Debugging and testing your plug-in During the workshop, attendees will create a simple audio plug-in under the guidance of the JUCE developers. Workshop Requirements: Attendees must be able […]