Audio Processing System
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		An Audio Processing System is a signal processing system that can perform audio manipulation tasks through digital signal processing techniques.
- AKA: Sound Processing System, Audio System, Acoustic Processing System, Audio DSP System.
 - Context:
- It can typically perform Signal Analysis through frequency transforms.
 - It can typically implement Noise Reduction through filtering algorithms.
 - It can typically support Audio Enhancement through equalization techniques.
 - It can typically handle Format Conversion between audio codecs.
 - It can typically manage Sample Rate through resampling methods.
 - It can often enable Echo Cancellation for communication systems.
 - It can often provide Audio Effects through signal modification.
 - It can often support Multi-Channel Processing for spatial audio.
 - It can range from being a Real-Time System to being an Offline System, depending on its processing constraints.
 - It can range from being a Single-Channel System to being a Multi-Channel System, depending on its channel support.
 - It can range from being a Linear System to being a Non-Linear System, depending on its processing method.
 - It can range from being a Low-Level System to being a High-Level System, depending on its abstraction level.
 - ...
 
 - Example(s):
- Speech Processing Systems, such as:
 - Music Processing Systems, such as:
 - Communication Systems, such as:
 - ...
 
 - Counter-Example(s):
- Video Processing System, which handles visual data.
 - Text Processing System, which handles written content.
 - Image Processing System, which handles static visuals.
 
 - See: Signal Processing System, Digital Signal Processing, Audio Engineering, Acoustic Analysis, Sound Synthesis, Speech Processing, Music Technology, Audio Codec, Real-Time Processing.