Principles of Digital Audio

by Ken Pohlmann

Presents an introductory text with lucid explanations on Digital Audio. Helps you understand complex material through crystal-clear presentations from an award winning professor and leading digital audio engineer. Softcover.

Genres: Nonfiction, Reference, Science, Music

736 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Alessandro]

As textbooks go, this is a comprehensive study on the origins, inner workings, and future of digital audio from one of the leading experts on the subject. Very tough to get through without proper guidance, but well worth the effort if you are serious about a career in audio.

[Lucius]

This is my go-to textbook on digital audio. It's probably not the easiest thing to read, but the subject is not that easy to explain. But if you work with digital audio in any way, this is one of the few books out there which gives you a good introduction to it.

[Nathan]

Best book I've found on digital audio. Very in-depth, technically written.

[Ryan]

skimmed the technical areas

[Qinchen]

[1]

[Adrian Peritore]

It's a deeply comprehensive treatment of something I deal with every day. It covers a lot of math which, sadly for me, I couldn't grapple with so I'm not sure how much I actually took away from it.

[Zulf Zulf]

i want read