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AKA digital signal processing (DSP). A signal is an information-carrying wave, but in the digital sense, a 'signal' refers to either received or transmitted streams/blocks of data, commonly representing real-world quantities such as audio levels, luminosity, pressure etc over time or distance. 'Processing' is the act of altering, analyzing or characterizing the data to retrieve/modify information inherent in the signal in question.
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Generating a sinusoid sound signal in Java
There's probably good room for performance gain regarding the Math.sin call itself. You could easily create a lookup-table - there's no faster way than just taking the values straight from an array. ( …
