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BSD-3. Used extensively in our projects, super reliable. > On 1 Apr 2023, at 19:21, Richard Dobson <[email protected]> wrote: > > My answer to (1): > > "Introductory Digital Signal Processing With Computer Applications", Paul > Lynn and Wolfgang Fuerst. The first edition (which I have) provided programs > in Basic and Pascal. You will likely want the Second Edition where these are > in C. As I don't have that, I can't say whether or not they include code to > draw figures as used in the book (FFT plots, impulse responses etc). > > But - as far as I know this won't help you build .wav files. The unofficial > "industry standard" for that is 'libsndfile' (GPL, should build fine under > MinGW-64). > > Also you might like to investigate "The Audio Programming Book", MIT Press > 2011. It may still be available in print, but I know there is an eBook > version now. Aimed expressly at musicians, it leans quite heavily on the > Csound background of the editor and contributors. Declaration of Interest: I > contributed many chapters. > > Richard Dobson > > > On 01/04/2023 09:09, Pablo Frank wrote: >> 1. Does anyone know a book as the >> A Digital Signal Processing Primer: With Applications to Digital Audio >> and Computer Music >> that means a beginner book with everything implemented in c/c++ ? >> Remark: Code from scratch, NOT plugins, just code to run in compilers as >> MingW_64, and build .wav files. >> 2. Does ayone know sites to find dsp-c/c++ programming tutors as >> https://www.codementor.io/tutors <https://www.codementor.io/tutors> >> c/c++ audio programming?
