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The '''Audio Signal Processor''' or '''ASP''' (also known as the [[SoundDroid]]) is a large-scale [[digital signal processor]] developed by [[James A. Moorer]] at [[Lucasfilm]]'s [[The Droid Works]]. He programmed a number of [[Digital signal processing]] algorithms that were used in major motion picture features. Sounds processed by the''' ASP''' were used in [[Return of the Jedi]], [[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]], and others.

==References==

*{{cite book|title=Digital Audio Workstation: Mixing, Recording, and Mastering on Your Mac Or PC|first=Colby |last=Leider|publisher=McGraw-Hill Professional|date=2004|isbn=0071422862|page=398}}

*{{cite book|title=Droidmaker: George Lucas and the Digital Revolution|first=Michael|last=Rubin|publisher=Triad Publishing Company|date=2005|isbn=0937404675|page=518}}

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