The Boston section of the Audio Engineering Society Presents
Building an Audio Plug-In: From concept to Release Date
With Jeremy Todd, CTO of iZotope Inc.



Tuesday May 12th, 7pm
Devlin Hall - Room 026
Boston College

Directions can be found HERE.  Devlin Hall is located in the center of the Chestnut Hill Campus.  Parking is available in the Commonwealth Ave Garage for a minimal price.  You could also park on Commwealth Ave for free. The entrance for Room 026 is in the rear of Devlin hall.

Most people involved in music recording or production are familiar with audio plug-ins from a user's perspective. In this talk Jeremy Todd, CTO of iZotope Inc., will describe what goes on behind the scenes when building a commercial audio plug-in. This process is both creatively and technically challenging. By the time a plug-in is released, a surprisingly large number of people have contributed to it. Mr. Todd will describe the members of his team and discuss the technical challenges of building and integrating audio plug-ins into modern DAWs.

iZotope, Inc. is a Boston-based audio signal processing company. Jeremy Todd directs the research and development of iZotope's signal processing algorithms and products. Mr. Todd holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a member of the AES.