4. Problems with Fixed Point Numbers - Audio Number Formats

[@poplichinninoo]

THanks for this wonderful exposition on Fixed point usage in DSP. Explained something that no one at work could explain as clearly as you

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks so much! I'm glad whenever someone comments on this series, since it's wildly unpopular!

[@nightonmars]

Man… your with these videos keeps on being amazing! Such great work!

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks so much mate!

[@chandankumarmishra336]

please make videos on DSP basics... 🙏

[@Wtf95]

very good content!!!

[@bhargavsaikia3580]

Awesome content 👍... can you please make more AUDIO PROGRAMMING videos ??

[@akashmurthy]

Cheers mate..yea, I'm planning to do more audio programming video. What topics did you have on mind?

[@praghw8265]

@@akashmurthy Wonderful contents! How about talking about design a reverb, delay, and so on with JUCE(or other framework maybe)?

[@akashmurthy]

@@praghw8265 thanks. I'd love to, but can't explain those topics without DSP basics. I'm trying to build up to it. But to be honest, if you want to implement delays and reverbs, they're undled within the Juce framework, and you can use them with ease, without understanding how it works under the hood.

[@melaniezette886]

Some hardware are able to exceed 0dB, but it's rare. Lot of cheap dacs works badly at even - 4dB

[@ssakthiaudio]

Awesome 👍 I am learn something.

[@Petch85]

Nice... Next time... A number-line with as many holes as it has numbers. What number can and can you not find on this line :-) Good work. A shame with the low views... It will come with time though.

[@akashmurthy]

Cheers. Something like that, yea! The holes are many.