Where can I go to study sound-related dsp?
• The University of Southern California at Los Angeles has an excellent graduate program officially titled M.S.E.E – Multimedia and Creative Technologies. The required courses for completion of graduation requirements include the extremely interesting EE 522 – Immersive Audio Signal Processing (under Prof. Chris Kyriakakis) and DSP for Speech (this may be called something else now). • A part-time job in the sound department at the USC School of Cinema-Television (the best in the US) is a great way to get some great hands on experience and the opportunity to talk to the audio legend, Tom Holman. • The CCRMA at Stanford is also an excellent choice going by their courses and the body of research that has been generated there.
