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A Digital Signal Processing Primer: With Applications to Digital Audio and Computer Music
A Digital Signal Processing Primer: With Applications to Digital Audio and Computer Music
Date: 30 April 2011, 04:54

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This is a different kind of digital signal processing textbook in just about every way. To begin with, chapter one starts out talking about sinusoids in the context of tuning forks, when just about every other DSP book under the sun starts with a review of linear systems. This is good, in that throughout the book your eye is kept on the ball of actual audio applications. This can be somewhat troublesome in that the author sometimes has to delve into mathematics that the typical DSP student may not be ready for - the wave equation and elementary partial differential equations for example. The author ultimately does get the job done, however, explaining the DFT, FFT, z-transform, and filter design all within the context of audio signals. It is true that only the last chapter is explicitly labeled “Audio and Musical Applications”. However, this only means that the author is discussing complex applications in this chapter only, after the groundwork has been laid for all of the theory. I would especially recommend this book to people interested in computer music that need to get up to speed on DSP. Such students may also appreciate “DSP Filter Cookbook” by John Lane. It is all about the implementation of audio filters and contains C++ source code and schematics. If you are a traditional student of DSP and digital audio does not interest you, you might want to go a more traditional route starting out with “Understanding Digital Signal Processing” by Lyon and proceeding on to a more advanced text such as “Discrete Time Signal Processing” by Oppenheimer or “Digital Signal Processing: Principles, Algorithms and Applications” by Proakis.

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