AW: Beginner on AudioProgramming!
AW: Beginner on AudioProgramming!
- Subject: AW: Beginner on AudioProgramming!
- From: "Malte Steiner" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 10:40:04 +0200
- Thread-topic: Beginner on AudioProgramming!
I would also recommend musicdsp.org to get started. You don't need to link fancy dsp librarys to get sound running. On that site a lot of sourcecode snipples shows the direct way to make and process signals. The problem of (dsp)librarys is that you have to learn how to deal with them instead of how signal processing is really done. The benefit is of course it might be a short cut, depending on the lib and its documentation. But you can even FFT with your own code and build up your personal lib too. On the other hand Apple provides a FFT G4 optimised lib!
Another issue with libs is the licensing at least when you want to sell your software. Read carefully the license docs!
I can recommend two books for dsp, the computer music tutorial by Roads which shows the basic synthesis and processing techniques, its a vast book!
And Ken Steiglitz: A DSP Primer, a more formular orientated book which helps me understanding the various ways of implementation of digital filters. I slammed together a short side of recommended readings...
http://block4.com/research/edu/literature.html
Hope I helped you a bit
Malte Steiner
-www.block4.com-
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