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This blog has been so helpful, I will be patiently awaiting your next post!
Thanks, son.
Here here, I second that. It would also be great to read some articles related to amp simulation, your area of specialty!
Thanks for stopping by, Dallas—I’ll put your request on my to-do list
Great blog! Thanks!
Ear Level Engineering rocks! It’s the best link between the maths of DSP and implementable DSP algorithms/concepts I’ve ever found!
PS After all those great articles on dithering and resampling, can you do a post on bandlimited oscillators?
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This blog has been so helpful, I will be patiently awaiting your next post!
Thanks, son.
Here here, I second that. It would also be great to read some articles related to amp simulation, your area of specialty!
Thanks for stopping by, Dallas—I’ll put your request on my to-do list
Great blog! Thanks!
Ear Level Engineering rocks! It’s the best link between the maths of DSP and implementable DSP algorithms/concepts I’ve ever found!
PS After all those great articles on dithering and resampling, can you do a post on bandlimited oscillators?