Autocorrelation Function of the Music Signal

The book "Autocorrelation Function of the Music Signal" by Natasa Zivic offers a comprehensive examination of the acoustic properties of spaces and their impact on the musical experience. It highlights the development of room acoustics research, progressing from early theories on reverberation time to a deeper understanding of early reflections and lateral energy. Zivic argues that the quality of a space is ultimately determined by the listener's perception and develops the theory of subjectively desired properties of the sound field. This theory represents an innovative approach in room acoustics and opens up numerous possibilities for future research and applications in music and audio engineering. The book is aimed at professionals and students who wish to explore the complex interactions between room acoustics and musical performance.