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Digital Audio Processing

Course: Digital Audio Processing

Code: 3ФЕИТ05003

ECTS points: 6 ECTS

Number of classes per week: 3+0+0+3

Lecturer: Asst. Prof. Dr. Branislav Gerazov

Course Goals (acquired competencies): The goal of the course program is to allow students to acquire a wide knowledge of the techniques for the analysis, synthesis and recognition of audio signals. It is designed to bring close the various approaches and applications of digital audio processing through studying the state-of-the-art.

Course Syllabus: 1. Fundamentals of digital audio, principles of digitisation, oversampling, jitter     2. Working with audio signals in the digital domain; quantisation, dither, noise shaping.     3. Fourier transform, Z-transform, amplitude and phase spectrum.     4. Sliding window method, short time Fourier transform (STFT), spectrograms.      5. Fundamentals of digital filters, filtering, FIR, IIR, FIR filter design.     6. LP, HP, BP, BS, and Notch filters, filterbanks, equalisation.     7. Digital audio effects in time domain: delays, echo, reverberation, AP filters, distortion, flange, chorus.     8. Digital audio effects in transform domain:  tremolo, vibrato, wah-wah, phaser, robotisation, vocoding.     9. Audio compression, basics of psychoacoustics, masking, critical bands, MP3, AAC.     10. Compression of speech, basics of speech production, LP analysis; LP10, CELP, VOCODER.     11. Machine learning for audio signals, musical instrument recognition, feature extraction, MFCCs.     12. Modelling audio data, GMM, ЕМ, UBM, LLRM.     13. Musical instrument synthesis, concatenation, autoencoders.

Literature:

22.1. Required Literature

No.

Author

Title

Publisher

Year

1

Udo Zölzer

Digital Audio Signal Processing

Wiley

2008

2

Andreas Spanias, Ted Painter,‎ Venkatraman Atti

Audio Signal Processing and Coding

Wiley-Interscience

2007

Additional Literature

No.

Author

Title

Publisher

Year

1

Ian McLoughlin

Applied Speech and Audio Processing: With Matlab Examples

Cambridge University Press

 

2

Udo Zölzer

DAFX: Digital Audio Effects

Wiley

2011

3

Julius O. Smith III

Spectral Audio Signal Processing

W3K Publishing

2011