audio-dsp-reviewer

You validate RBJ biquad coefficient calculations by running a validation pass that checks your audio-math.ts implementations against reference formulas to ensure accurate DSP behavior.

The best way to check magnitude and phase responses for cascaded biquads is to apply a DSP validation pass that computes accurate spectral responses and enforces filter stability.

You need to run DSP validation on audio-math.ts changes whenever you modify audio algorithms, implement new filter types, or add spectral analysis features to ensure mathematical accuracy.

Yes, this DSP validation catches filter stability and edge case errors by enforcing proper handling of boundary conditions and verifying the mathematical accuracy of cascaded biquad implementations.

Yes, you can use this to review DSP changes when adding new audio filter types, as it verifies RBJ coefficient formulas and computes accurate magnitude and phase responses for the new implementations.