Possibly off-topic, but I am coder with hobbyist interest in the DSP space. I have never really had a "penny drop" moment when it comes to starting from nothing and generating sound.
Even generating simple sine wave seems like either a big chore or a completely abstract concept (depending on the tools/libraries/environment), I have not been able to find a middle-ground where I feel like I am learning but not getting completely lost in trigonometry or calculus. I am not sure if I'm not using the right tools or if I need to start even simpler and build up. GNU Radio comes close to scratching an itch for me of generating signal processing pipelines and a bit of intuition, but ultimately it becomes pretty easy to get lost in that as well (and it seems mostly focused on actual radio use-cases).
Do you have any advice for someone looking to build more familiarity or intuition on this front?
Possibly off-topic, but I am coder with hobbyist interest in the DSP space. I have never really had a "penny drop" moment when it comes to starting from nothing and generating sound.
Even generating simple sine wave seems like either a big chore or a completely abstract concept (depending on the tools/libraries/environment), I have not been able to find a middle-ground where I feel like I am learning but not getting completely lost in trigonometry or calculus. I am not sure if I'm not using the right tools or if I need to start even simpler and build up. GNU Radio comes close to scratching an itch for me of generating signal processing pipelines and a bit of intuition, but ultimately it becomes pretty easy to get lost in that as well (and it seems mostly focused on actual radio use-cases).
Do you have any advice for someone looking to build more familiarity or intuition on this front?