Patent classifications
G10H7/08
DECOMPOSITION AND SYNTHESIZATION OF MUSIC AND SOUND
Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that includes a system to help enable the decomposition and synthesization of music and sound. In some examples, the system can analyze a sound to identify an encoding of partial information of the sound in order to generate a resultant to be used in creating one or more manipulations associated with the sound, where the partial information is partial abstract data exclusive of sampling and corresponds to one or more patterns of the sound.
Audio detection method and apparatus, computer device, and readable storage medium
This application provide an audio detection method performed by a computer device. The method includes: acquiring a target time point and a reference point of the target time point from target audio data; performing energy evaluation on the target time point according to an audio amplitude value of the target time point to obtain an energy evaluation value of the target time point; performing energy evaluation on the reference point according to an audio amplitude value of the reference point to obtain an energy evaluation value of the reference point; performing accuracy verification on the target time point according to the energy evaluation value of the target time point and the energy evaluation value of the reference point; and if the accuracy verification on the target time point succeeds, adding the target time point as a target stress point into a target stress point set.
Audio detection method and apparatus, computer device, and readable storage medium
This application provide an audio detection method performed by a computer device. The method includes: acquiring a target time point and a reference point of the target time point from target audio data; performing energy evaluation on the target time point according to an audio amplitude value of the target time point to obtain an energy evaluation value of the target time point; performing energy evaluation on the reference point according to an audio amplitude value of the reference point to obtain an energy evaluation value of the reference point; performing accuracy verification on the target time point according to the energy evaluation value of the target time point and the energy evaluation value of the reference point; and if the accuracy verification on the target time point succeeds, adding the target time point as a target stress point into a target stress point set.
Method for the synthetic generation of a digital audio signal
A method for the synthetic generation of a digital audio signal by means of periodic sampling of a waveform shall permit the user a particularly simple and intuitive access to the changing and creative transformation of the waveform on which the sampling is based. For this purpose, according to the invention, the waveform is specified by using control points, which, in addition to position parameters, may contain further attributes, of which the parameters and attributes can be changed individually over time by means of control signals or spontaneouseous intervention. The control-point values which result in this way can be interpreted either as direct amplitude-period phase or as magnitude-frequency or phase-frequency pairs. A continuous waveform is generated by interpolation or approximation of the control points and the parameters/attributes of the latter, which assume a time-specific value depending on the current control signals and other influences, and is used for further processing, e.g. spectral band limiting.
Method for the synthetic generation of a digital audio signal
A method for the synthetic generation of a digital audio signal by means of periodic sampling of a waveform shall permit the user a particularly simple and intuitive access to the changing and creative transformation of the waveform on which the sampling is based. For this purpose, according to the invention, the waveform is specified by using control points, which, in addition to position parameters, may contain further attributes, of which the parameters and attributes can be changed individually over time by means of control signals or spontaneouseous intervention. The control-point values which result in this way can be interpreted either as direct amplitude-period phase or as magnitude-frequency or phase-frequency pairs. A continuous waveform is generated by interpolation or approximation of the control points and the parameters/attributes of the latter, which assume a time-specific value depending on the current control signals and other influences, and is used for further processing, e.g. spectral band limiting.
CONSONANT LENGTH CHANGING DEVICE, ELECTRONIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SYSTEM, METHOD, AND PROGRAM
An onset length changing device includes at least one processor configured to: perform a process of advancing a first vocal generation start timing of a first vowel in a certain syllable including a first consonant and a second vocal generation start timing of a second vowel in a syllable including a second consonant that is different from the certain syllable, based on a parameter designated in response to one user operation; and not to change a vocal generation start timing of a vowel in a syllable without including a consonant.
METHOD FOR THE SYNTHETIC GENERATION OF A DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNAL
A method for the synthetic generation of a digital audio signal by means of periodic sampling of a waveform shall permit the user a particularly simple and intuitive access to the changing and creative transformation of the waveform on which the sampling is based. For this purpose, according to the invention, the waveform is specified by using control points, which, in addition to position parameters, may contain further attributes, of which the parameters and attributes can be changed individually over time by means of control signals or spontaneouseous intervention. The control-point values which result in this way can be interpreted either as direct amplitude-period phase or as magnitude-frequency or phase-frequency pairs. A continuous waveform is generated by interpolation or approximation of the control points and the parameters/attributes of the latter, which assume a time-specific value depending on the current control signals and other influences, and is used for further processing, e.g. spectral band limiting.