Due to performance reasons, I decided to learn C/C++ at the same time that I made a lot of experiences generating sounds. I wrote a simple app that plays a sine wave using DirectSound, based on MSDN examples. My first question was: how can I play a rudimentary waveform thru the soundcard? In that time Visual Basic 6.0 was the only language that I used to work. I believe that if someone can do something, I can too. After some research, I found some demos that renders the music in real time, with a impressive sound quality. There are competitions related around the world (the notable site about the theme is ). Demos are very small pieces of software that renders images and music (most in real time). One day I saw on the computer of a colleague a “demo”. What made you become interested in the FM synthesis?
I produced some works for local artists too.ģ. I played in some local bands, on the road and on the studio. In the last 20 years I use, study and test everything related with music and technology.īefore start to work with computers I had experience as keyboardist and music producer. I followed since then the Computer Music industry, helping some friends to transforms its ADAT based recording studios in more modern and cheaper computer based solutions. After to win a “multimedia kit” and some wiring (I made my own MIDI cable) I could start to use Cakewalk 2.0 to make my sequences. I was curious about to “plug” my Yamaha keyboard on the PC to use MIDI. In my teenage my dad bought a PC (a 386 DX with Windows 3.1) in 1994. How did your adventure with a computer as a tool for creating music began? And maybe something about you and music in general? I have two boys (13 and 15) from the first marriage and now I live with my second wife and his son in Sorocaba/São Paulo.Ģ. I born in Recife/Pernambuco, where I lived until 2013. I’m software engineer on CESAR (Recife Center for Advanced Studies and Systems) about 10 years and I have 15 year of experience. Welcome and greet, can you tell us about yourself in a few sentences? Oxe FM, the legendary free virtual synthesizer FM is back on the market in the new version after 11 years! On this occasion, Daniel Moura, a Brazilian programmer, musician, and the creator of this famous VST plug-in, has been interviewed specifically for the “Estrada i Studio”.ġ. Here is the original interview, in english: The interview is in the current issue (january/2016), in polish. In august/2015 I was interviewed by Adam Pawlowski from the magazine Estrada i Studio.
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