Ismael Mosquera Rivera

Ismael Mosquera Rivera on GitHub

This is my page on GitHub.
I have some repositories in GitHub:

cwmidi

The code in this repository implements a small MIDI ( Musical Instrument Digital Interface ) subsystem.
There are types defined for any MIDI data, support for SMF ( Standard Midi File ) I/O and also a MIDI player
capable to reproduce any SMF.
There is also a drum machine simulator.

linearsys

This small library written in C language has functionality to efficiently solve NxN linear system equations.
In addition, there are support to compute the most common operations applied to matrices and vectors,
and storage too.
Skills to solve linear systems of equations:

You also can compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

Compute SVD ( Singular Value Decomposition ) for a MxN matrix.
A SVD is as follows:
M = UDV^t
where

Compute the pseudoinverse of a MxN matrix using SVD.
Get the nearest orthogonal matrix for a NxN ( square ) matrix.

imrlib

This library written in the Java language has several packages ( IMR stands for Ismael Mosquera Rivera ).
Packages in the library:

The imr.matrix package has functionality like the one in the ‘linearsys’ already mentioned repository, but this time coded in Java.
There are also a little audio and MIDI subsystem with functionality to manage audio and MIDI.
It has support to manage audio devices, storage, and additive synthesis and synthesis by modulation etc.
The imr.util package contains some useful classes, like the iArray, with functionality to resize,
clone, get chuncks for all the primitive data types.
There are more already implemented classes and we are working to add more functionality to this library.
There is an API ( Application Programming Interface ) with all the documentation generated with the ‘javadoc’ tool. We encourage you to try the already compiled examples to know more about each subject.

imrsnd

This repository contains a small subsystem to manage audio and MIDI, this time, written in C++

mp3transfer

This repository has a server and a client applications working together in order to transfer and play
mp3 transfered through a communication channel.
It uses sockets to transfer the audio data.
The server has a repository with mp3 files and runs listening in an already known port.
The server has capability to response to multiple clients concurrently.

We encourage you to look at the readme files to know more about how to use it.

GitHub repositories: github.com/ismaelmosquera

Ismael Mosquera Rivera has a degree in Computer Science by Pompeu Fabra University; Barcelona - Spain.  
He is, currently, interesting in Audio and MIDI programming.  

You can e-mail me at: ismael.mosquera@gmail.com