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STEPHAN BERNSEE'S BLOG


GEDANKEN ABOUT DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

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ABOUT

If you got here looking for the “DSP Dimension” wondering why you ended up on a
seemingly totally unrelated site – this is it.

This blog initially started out as “The DSP Dimension”, a platform for online
courses and tutorials on Digital Signal Processing in 1999 as part of my
lectures on audio DSP held at various institutions around Germany. The DSP
Dimension quickly became a standard resource for specialized DSP topics like
time stretching and pitch shifting and in fact became quite popular as part of
online resources and papers written on the topic.

In 2014 the DSP Dimension was acquired by Zynaptiq, a German startup combining
artificial intelligence and audio processing that I co-founded together with
Denis Gökdag in 2011. Today I am working as the CTO at Zynaptiq LI in
Lindau/Bavaria, overseeing the DSP part of all of Zynaptiq’s products.

I am providing this blog in the hopes that it might still be useful 15+ years
after its original inception, and I am looking forward to writing a bit more
about DSP topics here if I can find the time. While you’re here I would like to
invite you to check out our products, if you are into audio DSP or music
production. And of course I’d like to hear from you, so please leave a comment
(where possible).

Thank you!
Stephan Bernsee

Twitter: @stephanbernsee
Stephan on LinkedIn


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