Automated Tonal Balance Enhancement for Audio Mastering Applications
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S. Mimilakis, K. Drossos, A. Floros, and D. Katerelos, "Automated Tonal Balance Enhancement for Audio Mastering Applications," Paper 8836, (2013 May.). doi:
S. Mimilakis, K. Drossos, A. Floros, and D. Katerelos, "Automated Tonal Balance Enhancement for Audio Mastering Applications," Paper 8836, (2013 May.). doi:
Abstract: Modern audio mastering procedures are involved with the selective enhancement or attenuation of specific frequency bands. The main reason is the tonal enhancement of the original / unmastered audio material. The aforementioned process is mostly based on the musical information and the mode of the audio material. This information can be retrieved from a listening procedure of the original stimuli, or the correspondent musical key notes. The current work presents an adaptive and automated equalization system that performs the aforementioned mastering procedure, based on a novel method of fundamental frequency tracking. In addition to this, the overall system is being evaluated with objective PEAQ analysis and subjective listening tests in real mastering audio conditions.
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AU - Floros, Andreas
AU - Katerelos, Dionysios
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AU - Mimilakis, Stylianos-Ioannis
AU - Drossos, Konstantinos
AU - Floros, Andreas
AU - Katerelos, Dionysios
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AB - Modern audio mastering procedures are involved with the selective enhancement or attenuation of specific frequency bands. The main reason is the tonal enhancement of the original / unmastered audio material. The aforementioned process is mostly based on the musical information and the mode of the audio material. This information can be retrieved from a listening procedure of the original stimuli, or the correspondent musical key notes. The current work presents an adaptive and automated equalization system that performs the aforementioned mastering procedure, based on a novel method of fundamental frequency tracking. In addition to this, the overall system is being evaluated with objective PEAQ analysis and subjective listening tests in real mastering audio conditions.
Modern audio mastering procedures are involved with the selective enhancement or attenuation of specific frequency bands. The main reason is the tonal enhancement of the original / unmastered audio material. The aforementioned process is mostly based on the musical information and the mode of the audio material. This information can be retrieved from a listening procedure of the original stimuli, or the correspondent musical key notes. The current work presents an adaptive and automated equalization system that performs the aforementioned mastering procedure, based on a novel method of fundamental frequency tracking. In addition to this, the overall system is being evaluated with objective PEAQ analysis and subjective listening tests in real mastering audio conditions.
Authors:
Mimilakis, Stylianos-Ioannis; Drossos, Konstantinos; Floros, Andreas; Katerelos, Dionysios
Affiliations:
Technological Educational Institute of Ionian Island, Lixouri, Greece; Ionian University, Corfu, Greece(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
134 (May 2013)
Paper Number:
8836
Publication Date:
May 4, 2013Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Recording and Production
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