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Friday
Dec232022

TWiRT 624 - Feel-Good Audio Processing with Cornelius Gould

Cornelius Gould began nearly 40 years ago considering audio processing and its effect on how we perceive music and voice. His “Chameleon” audio processing algorithms began with analog circuits, but are now fully emulated and perfected in Digital Signal Processing (DSP). What makes audio more pleasing to our ears and brains? What might a psychoacoustic expert say about the treatment of audio so we hear and appreciate it more enjoyably?  Chris Tarr joins Kirk Harnack to discuss these topics and questions on today’s TWiRT.

Show Notes: Articles and Explainers from Cornelius Gould:
Audio Processing Fundamentals
Audio Processing and CODECS
Omnia.11 G-Force - The Background Story

Guest:
Cornelius Gould - Audio Processing Architect at AngryAudio

Hosts:
Chris Tarr - Group Director of Engineering at Magnum.Media
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, Star94.3, & South Seas Broadcasting

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