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Karplus-Strong revisited and the DTFT

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This lecture revisits the Karplus-Strong algorithm with a decay factor, exploring the spectral representation of infinite-length non-periodic signals and the DTFT of increasingly long signals. It also covers the DTFT of signals with exponential decay and provides insights into the frequency scaling properties.

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