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What is SIMD in Digital Signal Processing?

Speed up DSP operations with vector instructions.

Posted by Jan Wilczek on February 12, 2022 · 27 mins read

Deep Learning for Virtual Analog Modeling with Alec Wright | WolfTalk #004

Apply neural networks to Virtual Analog modeling of audio effects.

Posted by Jan Wilczek on January 29, 2022 · 2 mins read

How To Digitize an Analog Filter with the Bilinear Transform

Learn how to derive and use the bilinear transform to convert analog systems into digital...

Posted by Jan Wilczek on January 15, 2022 · 67 mins read

Challenges Of Beginner Audio Researchers And How To Overcome Them With Jon Fagerström | WolfTalk #003

Improving reverb and sampling techniques while playing the bass guitar.

Posted by Jan Wilczek on December 17, 2021 · 3 mins read

How to Design an Analog Prototype Filter? Butterworth Filter Derivation

Design prototypes for stable, efficient, parametric IIR filters.

Posted by Jan Wilczek on December 03, 2021 · 82 mins read

How to Design a Parametric EQ Plugin in 4 Simple Steps

Code your own low-pass or shelving filter plugins.

Posted by Jan Wilczek on November 26, 2021 · 24 mins read

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