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      Review: Audio anecdotes: tools, tips and techniques for digital audio

      Whalley, Ian
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       10.1162/comj.2009.33.1.76
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      Whalley, I. (2009). Review: Audio anecdotes: tools, tips and techniques for digital audio. Computer Music Journal, 33(1),76-78.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/2919
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      Audio Anecdotes is the first in a series of three books covering creating, recording, processing, and analyzing sound and music, also touching on the opportunities presented by digital media and computing. This first book divides into eight chapters and twenty-five essays addressing measurement, perception, recording, synthesis, signal processing, computer techniques, computer tools, and human experience. Co-editor Ken Greenebaum notes that after being frustrated and disappointed with the lack of resources available to understand digital (and previously analog) media, his intention was “to create the book I wished for then and that I still want today” (p. xi). The editors note that “articles take a variety of forms: introductions, essays, in-depth technical explorations, presentations of tools and techniques, and post-mortem analysis” (p. xiv). With the variety of authors that have contributed, particularly those coming from beyond the academy and those drawing on personal experience, readers are encouraged to learn about the contributors’ backgrounds before reading each section.
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      2009
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      This article has been published in the journal: Computer Music Journal. Used with permission.
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