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Florian Bomers started programming in 1985. During
his studies of his two Masters in computer science and
business management, he started developing music-related
software, which he publishes as Freeware and Shareware on
the Internet (http://www.bome.com).
Since 1996 Bomers has created several applications
and utilities for the JavaTM platform. In 1999, he joined
Tritonus,
the independent Java Sound API-based implementation, as
key contributor. He is a co-founder of the Java Sound
Resources Web site. He shared his know-how in the Java
Sound API in various sessions and BOFs at JavaOne
conferences since 2000. From 2001 to 2004, he led
Java Sound development at Sun Microsystems, Inc. for
the J2SE releases 1.4.0, 1.4.1, 1.4.2, and 5.0. Since
2005, he focuses on his own development, for example
the products available at bome.com.
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Matthias Pfisterer started programming in 1985. He
has worked with sound technologies on the JavaTM platform
since early 1998. He has used early versions of the Java
Media Framework API, sun.audio. and all public beta
releases of the Java Sound API. Pfisterer has developed an
application that does randomized multichannel mixing of
audio files. In the summer 1999, he initiated the Tritonus project,
an open-source implementation of the Java Sound API. He
also co-founded the Java Sound Resources Web site, where
he publishes the Java Sound Examples for programmers. He
held BOFs and sessions at the 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2004
JavaOneSM conferences. In summer 2003, he did an
internship at Sun Microsystems, where he worked on the
Java Sound API.
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