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Издательство Swets & Zeitlinger Publishers, 1997, -490 pp. Once an esoteric science, the synthesis and processing of digital sound takes on ever greater importance in the age of multimedia computing on a global scale. Recordings and films showcase spectacular sound transformations; synthesizers and sound cards bring audio signal processing to millions of users. Less visible to the public, but in no way less interesting, a new generation of composers versed in signal processing techniques are creating a highly refined form of musical art. The study of audio signal processing splits into two main branches: engineering and musical. The engineering approach adheres to a standardized body of knowledge and techniques. It often starts from acoustical models, such as a generic speaking voice or a lecture hall. Its typical applications are broadcasting and communications, simulations, compression of data, computational efficiency, and encoding/decoding techniques. Problems in the engineering world are solved with respect to well-defined, quantifiable criteria such as cost, fault rates, speed benchmarks, and differential errors. The musical approach to sound processing has different goals.

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Author

Roads C., Pope S.T., Piccialli A., de Poll G. (eds.)

Publisher

Routledge

Published

1997

Language

EN

ISBN

9789026514821

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Music, Computer Science, Organization And Data Processing