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<eventitem date="2018-03-22" time="6:00pm" room="MC 4059" |
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title="Prof Talk with Richard Mann"> |
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<short> |
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<p>Professor Richard Mann will be giving a talk on black-box testing |
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of audio gear. Come out to see fancy audio gear, learn more about his |
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Advanced Topics course in Computational Sound, and eat free food! Click |
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through for his abstract.</p> |
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</short> |
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Black box testing usually refers to computer testing, either software |
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or hardware. |
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In this talk I apply similar ideas to testing analog and digital audio |
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gear. For example, given an audio device, such as a guitar effects pedal, |
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can we stimulate the system with test signals and determine what processing |
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is done inside? |
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</p> |
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I will present our open source testing software to test the frequency |
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response, time delay and distortion in audio systems. We will show several |
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real world testing situations, including microphones, loud speakers, |
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digital keyboards, digital audio mixing boards, and guitar effects pedals. |
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</p> |
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<p> |
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Students are encouraged to bring their own musical instruments and/or |
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sound processors for testing. |
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</p> |
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<p> |
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Finally, I will present information about my current audio course, |
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CS489/689 -- Advanced Topics in Computer Science -- Computational |
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Sound. This is a project based course, normally offered in the Winter term. |
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</p> |
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</abstract> |
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</eventitem> |
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<eventitem date="2018-03-13" time="6:00pm" room="MC Comfy" |
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title="Discussion with maddog"> |
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