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> "all those crazy mathematical formulas" Most of it is convolution or multiply/accumulate, nothing crazy at all.

• zamalek 12y ago
  Really, you don't understand how much of a marketing scheme my degree was. An absolute disgrace in terms of what education should be, I'm an idiot for falling for it. I learnt convolution in my own time, so if you have resources (that don't include integration) I would absolutely love to read them. DSP is something that seems hard and I'd love to get into it.
  • diydsp 12y ago
    Heya, I keep track of a large number of resources for learning DSP over at http://diydsp.com http://diydsp.com Take a look at the Theory, FAQs and Books sections. There are some recommended books, links to university course lectures, etc.
    • zamalek 12y ago
      This is why HN is great: industry experts on-hand. Thank you so much, I'm going to dig right into it this weekend.