Audio Time Stretching with Controllable Phase Coherence
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N. Juillerat, "Audio Time Stretching with Controllable Phase Coherence," Paper 9780, (2017 May.). doi:
N. Juillerat, "Audio Time Stretching with Controllable Phase Coherence," Paper 9780, (2017 May.). doi:
Abstract: This paper presents a hybrid audio time stretching technique in which the trade-off between vertical and horizontal phase coherence can be freely controlled by a single parameter. Depending on that parameter, the proposed technique sounds like a time domain technique at one extreme, like a phase-locked vocoder at the other extreme, or anywhere in between. By properly choosing the value of the control parameter, it is possible to manually adjust the algorithm to the characteristics of the audio signal being transformed in order to get an optimal result. Furthermore, appropriate middle values yield good results for a wide range of audio signals with mixed content.
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This paper presents a hybrid audio time stretching technique in which the trade-off between vertical and horizontal phase coherence can be freely controlled by a single parameter. Depending on that parameter, the proposed technique sounds like a time domain technique at one extreme, like a phase-locked vocoder at the other extreme, or anywhere in between. By properly choosing the value of the control parameter, it is possible to manually adjust the algorithm to the characteristics of the audio signal being transformed in order to get an optimal result. Furthermore, appropriate middle values yield good results for a wide range of audio signals with mixed content.
Author:
Juillerat, Nicolas
Affiliation:
University of Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland
AES Convention:
142 (May 2017)
Paper Number:
9780
Publication Date:
May 11, 2017Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Posters: Transducers, Systems, and Effects
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