5 ms·

Wow, didn't expect to see my free book on HN. I'm the author.

• Darkphibre 6y ago
  This is great! I've always wanted to get into computational music. I spent five years working with audio/video codecs and APIs on the Xbox 360. Had to support various DSPs and help games improve their performance (curse you, denormals!). But I never got a chance to go full synthesis. Thanks for publishing this!!
• cjhveal 6y ago
  Thank you for making your work available for free. I appreciate the historical context you have added.
• spacechild1 6y ago
  Hi, I'm a computer musician. I just had a quick look at the book, but this looks like a really nice resource! I'll put this on my reading list for summer.
• FreeFull 6y ago
  Thank you for writing this book! I'm currently working on a music creation program based on modular synthesis, and I expect the filters chapter of your book will really come in handy.
• haywirez 6y ago
  Thank you, the chapter on resampling is very helpful for me right now as I’m implementing some of these approaches.
• radiowave 6y ago
  How did I not know about Edisyn? The Microwave XT will be getting an outing this evening, I think. Thanks.
• archagon 6y ago
  Thank you for this! Look forward to digging into it when I have more time. Just curious: on your list of publications[1], music shows up only once. How does this course relate to your other work, if at all? Or is this more of a side interest for you? [1]: https://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/papers/ https://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/papers/
  • SeanLuke 6y ago
    Side interest.
• mkesper 6y ago
  I'd suggest getting rid of the boxes for hyperlinks by configuring hyperref accordingly: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/823/remove-ugly-borders-around-clickable-cross-references-and-hyperlinks https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/823/remove-ugly-bord...
  • SeanLuke 6y ago
    Will look into it.