My thesis for the masters-level Music Technology program at New York University, it explored the state of art and future possibilities of communicating with audio via the Internet. Topics include human-interface ramifications, choosing applications, and optimizing the bit rate and sampling frequency.
Combining history, theory, and practical advice, Audio on the Internet continues to act as a resource for those who need to connect the foundations of digital audio and human-computer interaction with the practice of audio production.
