Also recommended: two-volume set "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy.[1] The work's topics are, mostly, independent so I find it enjoyable to pick up and read a chapter from time to time. He tries to cover the math of everything musical from scales and…
I liked this book http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Signal-Processin... Also the 2nd volume of "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy has a good introduction to DSP in the context of music and audio. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b?url=search-alias%3Dstrip...
That's a funny video - thanks. However, nearly all music with "scales" is mathemagical to a large extent. Anyone who is interested in this sort of thing should check out the 2-volume book "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy.
Have some DSP resources: Richard G. Lyons, Understanding Digital Signal Processing [0] Gareth Loy, Musimathics: The Mathematical Foundations of Music (volume 2) [1] r8brain-free-src (high quality sample rate conversion algorithms) [2] KVR's DSP forum, frequented by actual pro audio developers [3] [0] https://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Signal-Processi...…
It doesn't contain code, but "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy was way more useful to me than any vanilla theory book. I think most other musically ignorant programmers would agree.
…luxury of collaborating with their idols, or pay homage to them like artists do. Programming != art :-(" P.S. If you just want to escape computing and take a few weeks off, get yourself a book called "Musimathics" and meditate .. -- [1] I don't usually tweet ideas, only rants.
同样推荐：加雷思·洛伊（Gareth Loy）写的上下两册《音乐数学》（Musimathics）[1]。书里的主题大多相互独立，所以我觉着时不时翻开读上一章挺惬意的。作者试图涵盖关于音乐的一切数学，从音阶到……
Also recommended: two-volume set "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy.[1] The work's topics are, mostly, independent so I find it enjoyable to pick up and read a chapter from time to time. He tries to cover the math of everything musical from scales and…
我挺喜欢这本书 http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Signal-Processin... 另外加雷思·洛伊的《音乐数学》（Musimathics）第2卷也是一本在音乐和音频语境下很好的 DSP 入门书。http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b?url=search-alias%3Dstrip...
I liked this book http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Signal-Processin... Also the 2nd volume of "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy has a good introduction to DSP in the context of music and audio. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b?url=search-alias%3Dstrip...
视频挺逗的——多谢。不过，几乎所有带“音阶”的音乐在很大程度上都是有数学魔法的。任何对这方面感兴趣的人都应该看看加雷思·洛伊的两卷本《音乐数学》（Musimathics）。
That's a funny video - thanks. However, nearly all music with "scales" is mathemagical to a large extent. Anyone who is interested in this sort of thing should check out the 2-volume book "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy.
分享一些 DSP 资源：理查德·G·莱昂斯的《深入浅出数字信号处理》[0]；加雷思·洛伊的《音乐数学：音乐的数学基础（第2卷）》[1]；r8brain-free-src（高质量采样率转换算法）[2]；KVR 的 DSP 论坛，里面经常有真正专业的音频开发者出没 [3] [0] https://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Signal-Processi...…
Have some DSP resources: Richard G. Lyons, Understanding Digital Signal Processing [0] Gareth Loy, Musimathics: The Mathematical Foundations of Music (volume 2) [1] r8brain-free-src (high quality sample rate conversion algorithms) [2] KVR's DSP forum, frequented by actual pro audio developers [3] [0] https://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Digital-Signal-Processi...…
虽然里面没有代码，但加雷思·洛伊写的《音乐数学》（Musimathics）对我来说比任何普通的理论书都有用得多。我觉得大多数不懂乐理的程序员都会赞同这一点。
It doesn't contain code, but "Musimathics" by Gareth Loy was way more useful to me than any vanilla theory book. I think most other musically ignorant programmers would agree.
……能与自己的偶像合作，或者像艺术家那样向他们致敬，这是一种奢侈。编程 != 艺术 :-( 附言：如果你只是想逃离计算机，休息几周，那就找一本叫《Musimathics》的书，冥想一下……—— [1] 我通常不发推文分享想法，只发牢骚。
…luxury of collaborating with their idols, or pay homage to them like artists do. Programming != art :-(" P.S. If you just want to escape computing and take a few weeks off, get yourself a book called "Musimathics" and meditate .. -- [1] I don't usually tweet ideas, only rants.