Ep. 26 - Season 2 - RAVE Foundations of Audio Series - Signal Processing

About this episode

This episode covers the major categories of audio signal processing, including EQ, compressors, gates, limiters, expanders, reverb, and delay.

Send us Fan Mail In this 26th overall episode of RAVE The Podcast, we return to our Foundations of Audio Series to cover Module 6 - Audio Signal Processing. This is a huge topic to try to cover in one episode, but I did my best to comprehensively cover the major categories of audio signal processing, their purposes, how they work, and some of their practical uses. First, we talk about EQ, then compressors, gates, limiters, and expanders, followed by reverb and delay. I also released it on YouTube for the first time - https://youtu.be/OFHT18FL8G0! I will be posting some of the information I used as research on Rave The Podcast's Facebook page as well. I hope you enjoy this episode! If you have been listening for a while, I challenge you to share this episode with at least one other person who you think might want to join our RAVE community and learn about audiovisual principles. Support the show Facebook - RAVE The Podcast

People in this episode

Host: Stephen Verner

Topics covered

• audio signal processing
• EQ
• compressors
• gates
• limiters
• expanders
• reverb
• delay

Keywords

• audio
• signal processing
• EQ
• compressors
• gates
• limiters
• expanders
• reverb
• delay

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