Joshua Reiss
Joshua Reiss is a British author, academic, inventor and entrepreneur. He is best known for his work in intelligent audio technologies and his co-authorship of the book Audio Effects Theory Implementation and Application. Biography Early life Joshua Reiss is the son of Judith and Christopher Reiss. His father authored The Education of Traveling Children, published in 1975. Joshua Reiss grew up in south Florida and Georgia and attended the Georgia Institute of Technology, specializing in Chaos Theory. Concurrently, Reiss served as a DJ for Georgia Tech campus radio station, WREK, in Atlanta, Georgia. Research and authorship Reiss has published over 200 scientific papers that have been widely cited, and authored the book "Audio Effects Theory Implementation and Application" together with Andrew McPherson, published by CRC Press and the book "Intelligent Music Production" together with Brecht De Man and Ryan Stables, published by Routledge. His primary focus of research is on state-of-the-art signal processing techniques for sound engineering. This research draws from his prior research in music retrieval systems, time scaling and pitch shifting techniques, polyphonic music transcription, loudspeaker design, automatic mixing for live sound and digital audio processing. Since 2007, Reiss has led a team at the Queen Mary University