[Introduction] [Developers] [Links] [Manual] [Screenshots] [In English] [Auf deutsch]   GLAME - COMPUTER AUDIO RESOURCES If Reader's Digest were to have a go at the GLAME developers' bookmarks, this is probably what they'd come up with. Enjoy our list of computer audio related websites we found invaluable when implementing GLAME.

Online Resources

• Digital Signal Processing Central - A central site for resource sharing among DSP people.
• Music-DSP Home Page - Home of the Music-DSP mailing list (which is the sound DSP list).
• The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing - A fulltext book published online, superbly written introductions to filter design, FFT and a lot of other interesting fields.
• Numerical Recipies in C - Online version of the standard textbook on numerical algorithms. The C implementation of their algorithms is said to lag far behind the text though.
• Fastest Fourier Transform in the West - An MIT/GNU based free and portable FFT implementation. Rumour has it the cheesy 'Fastest' in their name turns out to be quite accurate!
• Harmony Central - Some filter implementations and lots of pointers. Also a lot of effects explained.
• DSP EZ Answers - Analog Devices, Inc.'s Technical Support on DSPs offers some nice documentation on common sound effects.
• Libaudiofile - online documentation - SGI's implementation of a generic library of audio readers/writes. A GPLed implementation of the Audio File Library API is available for platforms other than IRIX as well.
• Sound & MIDI Software For Linux - Vast collection of links to audio projects on Linux.
• The Linux Audio Development List - Central mailing list trying to co-ordinate various Linux sound projects.
• The MuCoS Multimedia Communication System - An effort to design a free API for plugin handling and interaction of multimedia applications.
• Computer Music Journal - contains not the journal itself but lots of interesting FAQs and links.

Books

• Curtis Roads, The Computer Music Tutorial - Not really a tutorial but rather a huge brick, covering most aspects of computer music, including filters, synthesis, 3d sound, etc. It doesn't really get to the implementation level; you have to code things yourself, but the theory is nailed.
• Steven W. Smith, The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing - An extremely well written introduction to filter design. See above for a link to the online version.
• William H. Press, et al., Numerical Recipes in C : The Art of Scientific Computing - Standard textbook on numerical algorithms. See above for a link to the online version.

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