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		dsp_person on July 6, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ask HN: Where are the good resources for learning ... I find [1] a good reference. A con is the examples are in matlab, but it's clear enough between the text and matlab code to write your own implementation. Also [2] is a decent book for overall dsp concepts. [1] DAFX - Digital Audio Effects (Second Edition) Edited by Udo Zölzer https://dafx.de/DAFX_Book_Page_2nd_edition/index.html [2] Understanding Digital Signal Processing, Richard Lyons

a-dub on July 7, 2024 | [–]

lyons is a good intro but maybe a bit handwavey at times (although my copy is an edition from the 90s).

consider maybe backing it up with one of the textbooks like oppenheim (the classic) or manolakis (one that i think i remember liking).

cushychicken on July 7, 2024 | [–]

Zolzer’s book is the best out there on the topic that I know of.

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