👉 Audio computing involves the processing and manipulation of sound signals using digital signal processing (DSP) techniques. It encompasses a range of tasks, including audio recording, amplification, filtering, compression, equalization, and effects processing, all executed in real-time or with minimal latency. Modern audio computing leverages advanced algorithms and hardware accelerators to handle complex operations such as noise reduction, speech recognition, and music synthesis. This field integrates principles from computer science, electronics, and acoustics to create efficient systems capable of transforming raw audio data into high-quality, contextually appropriate outputs. Applications span from consumer electronics like smartphones and smart speakers to professional environments such as audio post-production and virtual reality experiences.
