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The MeV Team
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[cell]
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Christopher Lenz
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Currently studying Computer Sciences in Germany, and author of the
VST MediaAddOn as well as
co-author of Cortex, the open-source
Media toolkit for BeOS.
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[dwalton]
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Dan Walton
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Also student of Computer Science, but this time in Columbus, Ohio. Author of
MidiPaint and
interested in new interface ideas and making strange noise (aka music).
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[eamoon]
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Eric Moon
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A software engineer at Be, Inc. and the creator of Cortex,
Eric forgoes sleep to write music and ponder new sequencer concepts. He is developing a general
sequencer engine called 'orca'.
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[malouin]
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Curt Malouin
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The author of ObjektSynth, a real-time modular
synthesizer for BeOS. He has also written CAE optimization, order forecasting, and engine
testing software for the automotive industry.
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[talin]
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Talin
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Talin is the creator of the professional Amiga Midi sequencer "Music-X", as well as the Amiga port
of the Electronic Arts scoring program "Deluxe Music Construction Set." He is also the author of a
number of popular games, including the 1986 title "The Faery Tale Adventure". In addition to MeV,
he is currently contributing to a number of open source projects, including
Anima and
ScanDoc. His other interests
include science fiction, history and philosophy.
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Jamie Krutz
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Jamie has beta tested, consulted and documented several MIDI, digital audio, video
editing and animation programs on different platforms. He has composed and recorded
music for film, television and his own CDs, and produced video and animations for
corporate, local and network TV. For the past few years he's been involved with
creating World Construction Set (doing interface
design, testing, making videos, teaching and writing docs). For MeV, Jamie is providing
valuable design input and feedback.
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