A voice signal processing device connected to a smart device is provided. The voice signal processing device is connected to a smart phone, a tablet computer or the like and includes a voice signal input and output function mounted thereon. The voice signal processing device returns a sound generated by the smart device or a sound generated from the exterior into the smart device as a high-quality sound and is configured to extract a voice signal from a wire coupled to the smart device and the ear receiver and configured to input the extracted voice signal into the input terminal of the microphone of the smart device. A voice signal output from the smart device is configured to be extracted and conveniently input into the smart device and loss and distortion is minimized in the process of extracting and returning the voice signal.

A noise cancelling headset includes first and second earpieces, each earpiece including a respective feedback microphone, a respective feed-forward microphone, and a respective output driver. A first feedback filter receives an input from at least the first feedback microphone and produces a first filtered feedback signal. A first feed-forward filter receives an input from at least the first feed-forward microphone and produces a first filtered feed-forward signal. A first summer combines the first filtered feedback signal and the first filtered feed-forward signal and produces a first output signal. An output interface provides the first output signal as an output from the headset.

A noise cancelling headset includes an earpiece, the earpiece including a feedback microphone, a feed-forward microphone, and a noutput driver. A first feedback filter receives an input from at least the first feedback microphone and produces a first filtered feedback signal. A first feed-forward filter receives an input from at least the first feed-forward microphone and produces a first filtered feed-forward signal. A first summer combines the first filtered feedback signal and the first filtered feed-forward signal and produces a first output signal. An output interface provides the first output signal as an output from the headset.

A signal processor (105) for a headset (101) configured with a microphone terminal (106) for receiving a microphone signal, a loudspeaker terminal (107) for outputting a loudspeaker signal, and a far-end terminal (108) for communicating an inbound signal and an outbound signal with a far-end; comprising: a side-tone path (110) configured to generate a side-tone signal from the microphone signal via a controllable side-tone filter; wherein a side-tone filter controller (114) receives the microphone signal and computes a first noise estimate with a signal-to-noise level of the microphone signal at respective frequency bands and based thereon controls the side-tone filter (111) to improve or optimize a signal-to-noise ratio.

Techniques for providing self-voice feedback in a communications headset include processing signals carrying near-end speech in parallel digital and analog signal processing paths to produce a combined gain-adjusted near-end signal carrying the near-end speech for output to transducers of the communications device.

A voice signal processing device connected to a smart device is provided. The voice signal processing device is connected to a smart phone, a tablet computer or the like and includes a voice signal input and output function mounted thereon. The voice signal processing device returns a sound generated by the smart device or a sound generated from the exterior into the smart device as a high-quality sound and is configured to extract a voice signal from a wire coupled to the smart device and the ear receiver and configured to input the extracted voice signal into the input terminal of the microphone of the smart device. A voice signal output from the smart device is configured to be extracted and conveniently input into the smart device and loss and distortion is minimized in the process of extracting and returning the voice signal.

In a method and system for controlling voice communication of a first person with at least a second person via a communication network a first microphone receives and converts vocal utterances from the first person to a voice signal. A first processor generates a transmission signal by processing the voice signal. A transmitter sends the transmission signal to a receiver. The receiver generates a listening signal by processing the received signal and transmits the listening signal to a speaker. The speaker converts the listening signal to an acoustic signal to be perceived by the first person. In this method a second processor generates the listening signal from the received signal by branching the voice signal and adding the branched voice signal to the received signal. The branched voice signal may be subjected to variable attenuation and/or amplification before being added to the branched voice signal to the received signal.