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Next thing need to be done, is design a pattern that plays multiple notes at the same time. | Next thing need to be done, is design a pattern that plays multiple notes at the same time. | ||
The first guess is just sum up all the harmonics and get the result. But actually this doesn't work. | The first guess is just sum up all the harmonics and get the result. But actually this doesn't work. | ||
| − | + | The sound of a minor three interval sounds like this[[Media:Audio_Signal_Generating_and_Processing_Project_FILES_failed_m3_interval.wav]]. | |
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Revision as of 17:09, 28 September 2011
Audio Signal Generating and Processing Project
- Abstract -
This project is intent to analysis different musical instrument's sound, and try to create artificial musical instrument sounds to play a piece.
First, by looking at the Fourier domain, one can and measure the amplitude of each harmonics. The intention is trying to produce similar amplitude harmonic cosine functions, and mix all the waveform together to construct a simulated instrument voice.
- Procedure -
First a couple of sound files are inspected. Particularly this single note piano sound was used. Take the FFT in MATLAB, the frequency domain of the graph looks like this.
Then one can record all the amplitude of different harmonics.
Next thing need to be done, is design a pattern that plays multiple notes at the same time. The first guess is just sum up all the harmonics and get the result. But actually this doesn't work. The sound of a minor three interval sounds like thisMedia:Audio_Signal_Generating_and_Processing_Project_FILES_failed_m3_interval.wav. Back to 2011 Fall ECE 438 Boutin
