The availability of high speed signal processors and general purpose computing elements now permits a range of audio processes to be performed at speeds more suited to the operational requirements. For example, a small gain adjustment to a lengthy recording should be made as fast as possible, while very critical, processing intensive activities such as noise reduction may be tolerated at less than real-time rates. This paper examines a number of applications and discusses architectures suitable for their implementation.

Authors: McNally, Guy W.; Bloom, P. Jeffrey; Rose, Nicholas J.
Affiliation: Digital Audio Research, Chessington, England
AES Convention: 84 (March 1988) Paper Number: 2601
Publication Date: March 1, 1988
Subject: Signal Processing

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