Audio Anecdotes III: Tools, Tips, and Techniques for Digital Audio

by Ken Greenebaum (Editor), Ronen Barzel (Editor)

Overview

This collection of articles provides practical and relevant tools, tips, and techniques for those working in the digital audio field. Volume III, with contributions from experts in their fields, includes articles on a variety of topics, including: - Recording Music - Sound Synthesis - Voice Synthesis - Speech Processing - Applied Signal Processing - HRTF Spatialization - Synchronization - Music Composition - Human Experience Applications of digital audio techniques are indispensable in the recording industry, the film industry, interactive gaming, human computer interaction, and more.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781568812151
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	11/29/2007
Edition description:	3RD
Pages:	506
Product dimensions:	6.20(w) x 9.30(h) x 1.20(d)

About the Author

Greenebaum, Ken; Barzel, Ronen

Table of Contents

1. Recording Music 2. Sound Synthesis 3. Voice Synthesis 4. Speech Processing 5. Applied Signal Processing 6. HRTF Spatialization 7. Synchronization 8. Music Composition 9. Human Experience

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

" "Students and practitioners in digital sound production are the intended audience of this last of three volumes, which comprises 26 essays by sound professionals detailing topics in history and practice in the field." -SciTech Book News, March 2008

"AUDIO ANECDOTES III provides articles important for sound producers, game developers, musicians and a range of technical audio producers." -The Midwest Book Review, March 2008

book cannot be recommended highly enough. It is necessary reading, not only for audio specialists or students, but for anyone with interest in how modern audio technology works and how it is perceived. In fact, all three volumes of this series should be considered an indivisible body of knowledge, an open gate to modern audio marvels." -Analog Devices, Inc, April 2008"

Editorial Reviews

" "Students and practitioners in digital sound production are the intended audience of this last of three volumes, which comprises 26 essays by sound professionals detailing topics in history and practice in the field." -SciTech Book News, March 2008

"AUDIO ANECDOTES III provides articles important for sound producers, game developers, musicians and a range of technical audio producers." -The Midwest Book Review, March 2008

book cannot be recommended highly enough. It is necessary reading, not only for audio specialists or students, but for anyone with interest in how modern audio technology works and how it is perceived. In fact, all three volumes of this series should be considered an indivisible body of knowledge, an open gate to modern audio marvels." -Analog Devices, Inc, April 2008"

From the Publisher