E4896: Music Signal Processing

Final Exam

You preparation for the final exam should consist of careful studying of the following resources:

• your homework solutions,
• the distributed homework solutions,
• your class notes, and
• the relevant sections from the Total Recording and DAFX books,

in that order.

The exam will try to cover as much of the basic material as possible. To that end, it will include a multiple choice section, as well problems similar in style to the homework assignments.

Here are the sections covered in the lectures:

Total Recording

Part I, Part II pp. 25-71, 77-87, 97-102. From 102-158 there is a lot of material that is already known to EEs or covered elsewhere in the book, or discussion of psychoacoustic properties. 158-177, 181-217. From 217 to 268 there is a discussion of (mostly analog) audio processing components; the non-trivial ones we covered in the digital domain in the DAFX book. 269-307.

DAFX: Digital Audio Effects

Ch. 1 Introduction - covers general signal processing concepts. Ch. 2 - all. Ch. 3 - all. Ch. 4 - Sections 4.3.1-4.3.4. Ch. 5 - Sections 5.1, 5.2.

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