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Understand Digital Audio Once and For All!
Digital Audio Explained:
For the Audio Engineer is a unique book written for all audio engineers
at all levels. It is written about topics that have been reserved,
until now, for the electronic engineers, circuit designers,
mathematicians and academians. No corner of digital audio is left
unturned, from the basics of digital sampling and issues regarding
Nyquist to the circuit design of A/D converters, word clock generators,
and PLLs. Nika Aldrich clearly explains issues as seemingly complex as
convolution reverbs, Fourier Analysis, noise-shaping and floating point
processing for the person who has little exposure to advanced level
mathematics. He does this with a linear, methodical approach and the
aid of over 600 graphics. In his conclusion, Nika unearths many of
digital audio's little secrets having to do with bit-depth, sample
frequency, dither, and emerging technologies such as DSD. With the
knowledge gained from this book, engineers from the novice to the
advanced will make better decisions and get better sounding results
from their studios.
Nika Aldrich is known by engineers around the world for his clear and
concise explanations that are widely available on the internet, intrade
magazines and in books, and by thousands who have used him as an audio
consultant.
Published by Sweetwater
Edition: Paperback
ISBN: 1-4196-0001-X
400 Pages
Copyright (c) 2004
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