Includes bibliographical references and index

Introduction / Vincent Verfaille, Martin Holters and Udo Zölzer -- Filters and delays ; Modulators and demodulators / Pierre Dutilleux, Martin Holters, Sascha Disch and Udo Zölzer -- Nonlinear processing / Pierre Dutilleux, Kristjan Dempwolf, Martin Holters and Udo Zölzer -- Spatial effects / Ville Pulkki, Tapio Lokki and Davide Rocchesso -- Time-segment processing / Pierre Dutilleux, Giovanni De Poli, Adrian von dem Knesebeck and Udo Zölzer -- Time-frequency processing / Daniel Arfib, Florian Keiler, Udo Zölzer, Vincent Verfaille and Jordi Bonada -- Source-filter processing / Daniel Arfib, Florian Keiler, Udo Zölzer and Vincent Verfaille -- Adaptive digital audio effects / Vincent Verfaille, Daniel Arfib, Florian Keiler, Adrian von dem Knesebeck and Udo Zölzer -- Spectral processing / Jordi Bonada, Xavier Serra, Xavier Amatriain and Alex Loscos -- Time and frequency-warping musical signals / Gianpaolo Evangelista -- Virtual analog effects / Vesa Välimäki, Stefan Bilbao, Julius O. Smith, Jonathan S. Abel, Jyri Pakarinen and David Berners -- Automatic mixing / Enrique Perez Gonzalez and Josh D. Reiss -- Sound source separation / Gianpaolo Evangelista, Sylvain Marchand, Mark D. Plumley and Emmanuel Vincent

"This book investigates digital signal processing, its application to sound, and how its effects on sound can be used within music. The first edition developed in association with the annual International Conference on Digital Audio Effects, and this book have been critical in the advancement of the field, both in research and industry. Rapid development in different fields of Digital Audio Effects has led to new algorithms, and this new edition will combine these with improved presentation of the basic concepts and discussion of the related technology. It will cover filters and delays, modulators and demodulators, nonlinear processing, spatial effects, time-segment processing, time-frequency processing, source-filter processing, spectral processing, time and frequency warping musical signals, as well as completely new chapters on the recent developments in virtual analog effects, automatic mixing, and sound source separation. Each effect description will begin with a presentation of the physical and acoustical phenomena, followed by an explanation of the signal processing techniques to achieve the effect, and some musical applications and the control of effect parameters"-- Provided by publisher