I just posted my low-level audio code from dnrTV show #111

In this episode I showed off a managed-code wrapper around the low-level audio features of the Windows API. Granted, this is old technology but it works everywhere. You can basically read audio data as it is recorded, one buffer at a time, and you can also stuff data into an output buffer to play back in real time. This allows for things like streaming audio over a network, showing audio meters, etc.

I'm currently working on some code using ASIO, which represents the state-of-the-art in audio drivers. I'll let you know when I have something useful.

Here's a link to my code

Enjoy!