Welcome to my website!
These pages provide information about me and my current projects. In the near future, there will be also a software download section.
My CV in three sentences: I studied music education, music theory and ear training at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Munich and I worked at said institute for 9 years as a lecturer in multimedia and music theory. At the same time, I worked as a freelance software developer and have maintained numerous smaller up to medium-sized projects. In October 2011 I started my current position as software engineer at Zühlke Engineering in Munich.
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News
February 2012: AnaVis 1.1 is available for download
After we were able to release the first version of AnaVis back in March and thus let the project rest for a few months, we have resumed our work on AnVis. Apart from small corrections and improvements concerning the user interface and usability, there are two major changes:
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When using MP3 files that were encoded with variable bitrate, playing music directly from a selected starting point on the time line is very inaccurate in AnaVis 1.0 due to a limitation in the Windows Media Player (resulting in up to 2 seconds offset). The new version internally converts MP3 files into PCM when loading the file, so as to enable precise navigation in the sound file.
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AnaVis will no longer be available in both basic or professional versions. Starting with version 1.1, the software is simply called AnaVis, it will have all features of the former professional version, and it will be available for download freely. Any restrictions of the former basic version are lifted.
The new version of AnaVis is backward compatible, i.e. you can open documents created in version 1.0 using the new version without losing data. AnaVis 1.1 will remove older versions of the software from your computer during installation, your previous settings however will be preserved and applied on the first launch of AnaVis 1.1.