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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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