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Course 120 - Digital Signal Processing (DSP)

Produced by SynAudCon and taught by Pat Brown, this course is your fast-track to DSP deployment. Understanding the universal principles of these processes will help you deploy DSP solutions quickly and effectively, removing the guess-work with regard to DSP settings. This course will help you understand the following: ✅ The importance of gain structure with regard to DSP performance ✅ The various types of mixer blocks, including auto-mixers ✅ Digital filters, including “analog-like” IIR filters as well as FIR filters ✅ The meaning of “phase response” and how it is used to classify filters ✅ The use of DSP to optimize the response of a loudspeaker ✅ Advanced processes, such as Acoustic Echo Cancellation, or AEC ✅ Methods for controlling peak and RMS signal levels using DSP Don't be overwhelmed by the theory. Pat Brown presents the theory in an understandable framework, demonstrated with practical applications. It is perfect prep for any manufacturer’s DSP training course.

Eric Gazzillo of Quince Imaging Answers your Questions About Projection Mapping | Tech Support

Eric Gazzillo of Quince Imaging Answers your Questions About Projection Mapping | Tech Support

[Previously live] In this session, we explore the world of live events and projection mapping—from creative possibilities to technical challenges. Our featured guest, Eric Gazzillo of Quince Imaging, brings years of hands-on experience designing and delivering stunning visual experiences for live productions. Eric answers your questions on the technical aspects of live experiences, pathways to careers in AV, and much more.

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