Ivo Emanuel Gonçalves
2006-Nov-09 04:17 UTC
[Vorbis-dev] A selection of interesting papers, thesis and courses on Audio, Music and Speech
Well, some University in America (Rice University) has beginning a process of providing courses and books under CC licenses. I've looked into it and already found some interesting stuff that people in this list might found interesting. Frequency and Music An overview of frequency, harmonic (Fourier) series, and their relationship to music. http://cnx.org/content/col10338/latest/ Audio Localization This course has been created as an introduction to audio localization, and how beamforming can be applied in a real-time environment. http://cnx.org/content/col10250/latest/ (is this useful for Ghost?) Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing Lab The purpose of this lab is to familiarize students with the DSP development workstation in the signal processing lab by examining sampling, analysis, and reconstruction of continuous-time signals. Specifically, we will first look at sampling/reconstruction of continuous-time signals. We will then examine time- and frequency-domain displays. Finally, we will examine the importance of sampling frequency and its effects on aliasing. http://cnx.org/content/col10303/latest/ Intro to Digital Signal Processing The course provides an introduction to the concepts of digital signal processing (DSP). Some of the main topics covered include DSP systems, image restoration, z-transform, FIR filters, adaptive filters, wavelets, and filterbanks. http://cnx.org/content/col10203/latest/ Methods for Voice Conversion This course explores methods in signal processing to perform voice conversion: producing the words from one speaker in the voice of another. This is the Elec 301 project of Justin Chen, Matthew Hutchinson, Gina Upperman, and Brian VanOsdol. http://cnx.org/content/col10252/latest/ (is Jean-Marc in Vorbis-dev list? This one should have some use to him) Musical Instrument Recognition To detect the pitch and instrument of a monophonic signal. To decompose polyphonic signals into their component pitches and instruments by analyzing the waveform and spectra of each instrument. Elec 301 Project Fall 2005. http://cnx.org/content/col10313/latest/ Cool stuff. -Ivo
xiphmont@xiph.org
2006-Nov-09 14:13 UTC
[Vorbis-dev] A selection of interesting papers, thesis and courses on Audio, Music and Speech
Hmmm.. this is a nice start to a list people have asked for in the past. Have you looked through other online coursewares (I'm thinking of the grandaddy of them all at MIT...) Monty
Ivo Emanuel Gonçalves
2006-Nov-13 12:41 UTC
[Vorbis-dev] A selection of interesting papers, thesis and courses on Audio, Music and Speech
On 11/9/06, xiphmont@xiph.org <xiphmont@xiph.org> wrote:> Hmmm.. this is a nice start to a list people have asked for in the > past.I can put it on the wiki.> Have you looked through other online coursewares (I'm thinking > of the grandaddy of them all at MIT...)No, I haven't. Oh, and by the way, considering the lack of feedback I got, did you read my message in the advocacy list? I really want to do some work around here, but without some initial help, I believe I won't go much far. -Ivo