William M. Hartmann Livres

"Signals, Sound, and Sensation" is a vital resource for hearing science researchers, blending signal mathematics with psychoacoustics. It covers topics from Fourier transforms to nonlinear distortion, featuring over 250 exercises linked to sound perception. Ideal for advanced students, it enhances quantitative skills for practical signal problems.

The book explores fundamental principles of music science and technology, delving into topics such as vibrations and waves, acoustical physiology and psychology, and room acoustics. It also addresses both analog and digital audio, broadcasting techniques, speech, and the mechanics of traditional musical instruments, providing a comprehensive understanding of how these elements interact within the realm of music.