Introduction to Sound Processing
Audio signal processing with MATLAB and Octave code examples.
Summary
This paper provides a practical introduction to audio signal processing with hands-on MATLAB and Octave code examples. It guides the reader through core techniques for analyzing, filtering, and prototyping sound-processing algorithms using time- and frequency-domain methods.
Key Takeaways
- Implement basic audio I/O, preprocessing, and playback workflows in MATLAB/Octave using provided examples.
- Apply FFT and short-time spectral analysis to visualize and measure audio signal properties.
- Design and apply FIR and IIR digital filters to common audio tasks such as smoothing, equalization, and noise attenuation.
- Prototype simple sound synthesis and effect algorithms to validate ideas quickly with audible results.
- Interpret spectrograms and basic statistical measures to characterize and compare audio signals.
Who Should Read This
Practicing engineers, graduate students, and advanced hobbyists with basic DSP and MATLAB/Octave familiarity who want a hands-on introduction to audio/speech processing and rapid prototyping.
Still RelevantIntermediate
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