Главная
Study mode:
on
1
What is this video about
2
Setup to measure audio signals
3
The board we use for audio processing: ADAU1452
4
Low pass filter
5
Peaking filter
6
Notch
7
Shelf filter
8
Signal depending filters
9
Loudness algorithm - adjusting loudness for human ear
10
Room acoustic correction
11
How does audio compressor work - explained
12
How audio compression can be useful
13
About manipulating audio volume and possible quality loss
14
Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release
15
Measuring attack and release
16
Adjusting audio volume multiple times vs noise
17
Audio dithering
18
dB types: SPL vs FS 0dB SPL vs 0dB FS
19
Safe recording dB levels
20
Setting up filters to get the best sound
21
How does active noise cancelation work
22
Limiter, SoftClip
23
Limiter vs Compressor
Description:
Dive into a comprehensive video tutorial on audio filters and their applications in improving sound quality. Learn about various types of filters including compressors, notch filters, shelf filters, and limiters. Explore the setup for measuring audio signals, understand the ADAU1452 board for audio processing, and delve into concepts like low pass filters, peaking filters, and signal-dependent filters. Discover the loudness algorithm for adjusting sound to the human ear, room acoustic correction techniques, and the inner workings of audio compressors. Gain insights into volume manipulation, attack-decay-sustain-release (ADSR) envelopes, audio dithering, and different dB types. Master the art of setting up filters for optimal sound, understand active noise cancellation, and differentiate between limiters and compressors in this extensive audio engineering guide.

See How Audio Filters Work - Compressor, Notch, Shelf, Limiter and More

Robert Feranec
Add to list
0:00 / 0:00