Adding Effects to Samples w/computers

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From: Alexander Paul Morris
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 1990 16:42

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I'm interested in taking a digital sound file saved on a PC and adding
(digitally, by means of a program) effects such as echo, reverb, delay,
chorus, distortion, etc.  Does anyone possibly have any code or algorithms
they could share with my that may facilitate my ability to do this?  Also,
would anyone know about any books that may be published that might describe
how a computer program could add such effects to a digital sound file?  I
have two books: Digital Audio Signal Processing and An Intro to Digital
Signal Processing, but they really don't give any useful information on
implementing any effects such as those described above.  Any help will be
VERY MUCH appreciated.  I've tried to find information on this for a long
time.
 
  Alexander Morris
  Carnegie Mellon

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Subject: Adding Effects to Samples w/computers
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Date: 26 Oct 90 16:42:34 GMT
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