James Anderson Moorer[1] (born November 25, 1945) is a digital audio and computer music engineer, responsible for over 40 technical publications and four patents.
He personally designed and wrote many of the advanced DSP algorithms for the Sonic Solutions "NoNOISE" process which is used to restore vintage recordings for CD remastering.
Rubin, Michael (2005). Droidmaker: George Lucas and the Digital Revolution. Gainesville, FL: Triad Publishing Company. ISBN0-937404-67-5. OCLC 60856108.
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