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Digital Signal Processing in a Direct Stream Digital Editing System

The digital recording method known as Direct Stream Digital (DSD) provides an analog-like sound quality and superior flexibility when compared to current digital audio (PCM) systems. In order to make the completed master sound file of a DSD signal for package media production, a DSD domain editing system is necessary. In this paper digital signal processing in a Direct Stream Digital editing system is discussed.

Authors: Noguchi, M.; Ichimura, G.; Nishio, A.; Tagami, S.
Affiliation: Sony Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
AES Convention:102 (March 1997) Paper Number:4476 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Recording and Reproduction Systems

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