MatzeAcidcode

Hi, i`m Mathias, 37, from Acidcode (the devs of the Acidcode ML-303 Synth, www.acidcode.de) from germany. Currently i would like to search here for a friendly team-member who would have fun in the spare-time to assist us (currently 2 developers) to realize a .NET connected Wave-Editor with much more features than the currently existing wave/audio/signal-editors. The complete project will be developed in VB.NET, C# and - in performance-critical parts - in Native C++. The frontend will be developed in WPF/XAML. If you will so, it`s something like Paint.NET - but Audio.Net (we are in not using the .Net statement in reallity). I have many ideas i would like to realize and so you should be aware that this is some sort of very *big* project. I don`t excpect any stable release before Spring 2013. The project is currently not planned as an open-source solution. More than a "fair-price" version, with the option for a functionally reduced free-version for everyone. But in foreground you should simply have fun developing in .Net and some knowledge in MVVM you should have (you must not be a pro if you are motivated, i will help and teach for sure!), since the architecture in the shell is MVVM, but plugin-based (user`s should be able to develop own plugins in any .Net Language, like VB, C#, F#, Delphi). Please excuse my bad english, it`s just school english :-) If you are interested please drop ma a line: matze@acidcat-tweakbox.com Cheers, Mathias