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Computer Aided Film Sound Editing

 

Practical Application and Digital Control of the Microphone Array

 

Sandwich-Construction Loudspeaker Diaphragm with Foamed High-Polymer and Carbon Fiber

 

A Micro-Computer Program for Computing the Phase Response of Dynamic Loudspeaker Drivers

 

Improving the Signal-to-Noise Ratio and Coverage of FM Stereophonic Broadcasts

 

Television Stereo Basics, Considerations, Conclusions and Recommendations

 

A 5-Band Companded Technique for Converting Telephone-Quality to Broadcast-Quality Using Two Voice-Grade Phone Lines

 

Performance Characteristics of Unidirectional Transducers Near Reflective Surfaces

 

Super Compliant Modules Enhance Loudspeaker Performance: Part 1: Overview and Qualitative Understanding

 

Super Compliant Modules Enhance Loudspeaker Performance: Part II: Thermodynamic Theory and Test Results

 

Active Realization of Multiway All-Pass Crossover Systems

 

Equalized Sound Power (ESP) Auto Sound System

 

The Localized Sound Power Method

 

Dynamic Linearity and Power Compression in Moving-Coil Loudspeakers

 

Digital Automatic Level Control for Analog-to-Digital Conversion

 

A Dolby B-C Type IC for Low Voltage Applications

 

An Erasable CD Compatible Magneto-Optical Disc Recorder

 

Linear-Phase Bandsplitting: Theory and Applications

 

Testing Microphones with Time Delay Spectrometry

 

A Review of Non-Linear Distortion Fundamentals

 

Towards a Digital Power Amplifier

 

Practical Applications of Crossovers in Real Loudspeaker Systems

 

Variable Speed Replay of Digital Audio with Constant Output Sampling Rate

 

An ATE System for Audio Product Evaluation

 

Specifications and Implementation of a Computer Audio Console for Digital Mixing and Recording

 

A Microprocessor Based Panning System

 

Vacuum Tube Triode Nonlinearity as Part of the Electric Guitar Sound

 

Concept and Realization of a Modular Edit Code Synchronizer

 

A High Speed Telecommunications Interface for Digital Audio Transmission and Reception

 

Mutual Radiation Impedance of a Double-Disk Source and Its Effect on the Radiated Power

 

The Design of a Point Source, Near Field Reference Monitor

 

Stereo Microphone Techniques for Broadcast

 

The Final Step in Design

 

Design Criteria for Reconstruction Filter-Optimized Sample and Hold Circuits

 

Application of Acoustic Simulation to the Olympic Main Coliseum

 

Equalization Using Voice and Music as the Source

 

Acoustic Reverberation Kit: A New Tool, to Assist in Acoustic Measurements

 

Stage Miking and Monitoring Techniques: A Case History

 

Applications of Columnar Loudspeaker Systems in Reverberant Halls of Worship

 

The Design of an Anthropomorphic Model to Simulate the Vibration Response of the Surface for the Human Body

 

Location Recording Practices: A Tutorial (with Emphasis Toward Broadcast Sessions)

 

The RPG Reflection Phase Grating Acoustical Diffusor: Applications

 

The RFZ/RPG Approach to Control Room Monitoring

 

The RPG Reflection Phase Grating Acoustical Diffusor: Experimental Measurements

 

On the Replacement of T.H.D. as the Standard Figure of Merit

 

Psychoacoustic Considerations in the Design of Studio Control Rooms

 

Optical Digital Disk Duplication by a Photopolymer Process

 

Multi-Channel Audio for Television Broadcasting

 

The Real Room Curve: Its Special Application in Theatrical Sound Reinforcement

 

Where's the Bass? (Or It's Too Simple to be Accurate)

 

Signal Synchronisation in Digital Audio

 

A New Approach to Sampling Rate Synchronization

 

Horn Layout Simplified

 

Linking Digital Audio and Time Code

 

Dither in Digital Audio

 

Is Zero Distortion Possible with Feedback?

 

Equalization of the Direct Sound Only, Is It Viable?

 

Cepstral Techniques for Transducer Measurement

 

8-Channel Digital Audio Mixer for Digital Mastering and Recording

 

A Writable Compact Disc Digital Audio System

 

Criteria for the Selection of Audio Tapes for Analog and Digital Recording According to their Drop-Out Characteristic

 

Some Observation on Noise of Magnetic Recording Tape