Dafx : Digital Audio Effects
Udo Zoelzer
Abstract
Udo Zoelzer
Abstract
From the Publisher: Digital Audio Effects stand for the highest possible sound quality and the finest level of control in the modern world of music and sound. Digital Audio Effects (DAFX) is also the name chosen for the European Research Project COST G6 which investigates the use of digital signal processing, its application to sounds, and its musical use designed to put effects on a sound. The aim of the project and this book is to present the main fields of digital audio effects. It systematically introduces the reader to digital signal processing concepts as well as software implementations using MATLAB. Highly acclaimed contributors analyse the latest findings and developments in filters, delays, modulators, and time-frequency processing of sound. Features include: Chapters on time-domain, non-linear, time-segment, time-frequency, source-filter, spectral, bitstream signal processing; spatial effects, time and frequency warping and control of DAFX. MATLAB implementations throughout the book illustrate essential DSP algorithms for sound processing. Accompanying website with sound examples available The approach of applying digital signal processing to sound will appeal to sound engineers as well as to researchers and engineers in the field of signal processing. DAFX - Digital Audio Effects features contributions from Daniel Arfib, Xavier Amatrain, Jordi Bonada, Giovanni de Poli, Pierre Dutilleux, Gianpaolo Evangelista, Florian Keiler, Alex Loscos, Davide Rocchesso, Mark Sandler, Xavier Serra, and Todor Todoroff.
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From the Publisher: Digital Audio Effects stand for the highest possible sound quality and the finest level of control in the modern world of music and sound. Digital Audio Effects (DAFX) is also the name chosen for the European Research Project COST G6 which investigates the use of digital signal processing, its application to sounds, and its musical use designed to put effects on a sound. The aim of the project and this book is to present the main fields of digital audio effects. It systematically introduces the reader to digital signal processing concepts as well as software implementations using MATLAB. Highly acclaimed contributors analyse the latest findings and developments in filters, delays, modulators, and time-frequency processing of sound. Features include: Chapters on time-domain, non-linear, time-segment, time-frequency, source-filter, spectral, bitstream signal processing; spatial effects, time and frequency warping and control of DAFX. MATLAB implementations throughout the book illustrate essential DSP algorithms for sound processing. Accompanying website with sound examples available The approach of applying digital signal processing to sound will appeal to sound engineers as well as to researchers and engineers in the field of signal processing. DAFX - Digital Audio Effects features contributions from Daniel Arfib, Xavier Amatrain, Jordi Bonada, Giovanni de Poli, Pierre Dutilleux, Gianpaolo Evangelista, Florian Keiler, Alex Loscos, Davide Rocchesso, Mark Sandler, Xavier Serra, and Todor Todoroff.
Key concepts: Digital audio, Audio signal processing, Digital signal processing, Computer science, Sound quality, Audio signal, Signal processing, Audio analyzer