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Revision as of 11:50, 14 March 2008
The possible mentors for a Google Summer of Code project with Audacity are listed in the order of suitability for each project idea.
The table below gives some more information about the pool of mentors. As Audacity is multiplatform and as some mentors do not work on all platforms, the platform the student chooses to develop on may affect the choice of mentor.
| Who | Platforms | Details | |
| Chris Cannam | VAMP plugins support | ||
| Dominic Mazzoni | Mac, Linux and Windows. | Project Founder | |
| Federico Grau | Linux, Windows | Special interest in Audacity for Radio, Rivendell. | |
| James Crook | Windows only. | Special interest in Audacity for Language Learners. Wrote industrial data logging version. | |
| Leland Lucius | Mac, Linux and Windows. | Special interest in accessibility. Develops on all three platforms. | |
| Martyn Shaw | Windows only | Interested in signal processing. Added 'Graphic EQ' to Equalizer, amongst other things. | |
| Richard Ash | Linux | focus on audacity's libraries and audio processing code | |
| Roger Dannenberg | co-designer of Audacity and creator of Nyquist | ||
| Vaughan Johnson | Windows | Contributed effects, timer record feature, and several Audacity variants (e.g., karaoke/mixer version and digital stethoscope version). | |
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Additional possibilities:
- Monty
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Markus Meyer
