ACAT8006 Digital Audio Signal Processing
A one-hour lecture and a one-hour tutorial each week in Semester 2.
Prerequisite
Digital Audio Synthesis (ACAT 8007).
Aim
To gain a theoretical and practical understanding of the techniques of DSP as applied to sound.
Content
DSP theory and application where possible to:
sampling from sources such as microphones and tape recorders
- waveform editing
- mixing
- filtering
- spatial manipulation
- effects such as reverberation and delay
Assessment
Assignments-100%.
Texts
| Chamberlin, H., Musical Applications of Microprocessors, 2nd edn, Hayden Books, 1985. |
References
| Appleton, J., and Perera, R. (eds), The Development and Practice of Electronic Music, Prentice-Hall, 1975. |
| Bateman, W, Introduction to Computer Music, Wiley, 1980. |
| Computer Music journal |
| Eargle, J., Sound Recording, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1980. |
| Strawn, J. (ed.), Digital Audio Signal Processing: An Anthology, William Kaufmann, 1985. |
| Software and hardware manuals as appropriate. |
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