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Java Sound and DSP

Java Sound and DSP. Instructor Rob Nash Readings: Cat Chapter 3 on loops http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/sound/ What is DSP? What does sound have to do with loops?. Audio and DSP in Java. The Java framework has libraries to support multi-channel realtime audio processing

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Java Sound and DSP

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  1. Java Sound and DSP • Instructor Rob Nash • Readings: Cat Chapter 3 on loops • http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/sound/ • What is DSP? • What does sound have to do with loops?

  2. Audio and DSP in Java • The Java framework has libraries to support multi-channel realtime audio processing • See the Java Sound API at: • http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/sound/

  3. Java Sound Architectural Overview

  4. Complex Waveform Analysis

  5. Loops and Samples • All loops contain the following details… • A Start point • An End Point • Some progression/work • Some specified # of repetitions

  6. Components of Modern Rhythm (4/4) Snare Drum (on the 3) Kick Drum (on the 1)

  7. Components of Modern Rhythm (4/4) End Start (downbeat) Length/Duration/Progression

  8. In Java Code End • For(int m=0; m < 10; m++) { • //processing or work goes here • } Speed/Increment Start

  9. The Third Link into Java Sound!

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