Special sound effect flanged treatment system based on subband decomposition
A technology of sub-band decomposition and processing system, applied in instruments, electro-acoustic instruments, etc., can solve the problem of not considering frequency domain factors and affecting the effect of flanging processing.
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[0037] Simulation experiment digital sampling frequency F s =22.05kHz, each sampling data encoding length is 16bit. The sound range is divided into three ranges: low, middle and high by using an orthogonal mirror filter bank, and the corresponding frequency bands are 0-2.75625kHz, 2.75625-5.5125kHz and 5.5125-11.025kHz respectively. Referring to G.722, the 24th-order FIR filter is selected as the prototype filter of the dual-channel analysis filter. figure 2 Medium H 1 (z) and B 1 The coefficients of (z) are given in Table 1, and the coefficients of other filters can be given by H 1 (z) and B 1 The coefficient of (z) is calculated by the design formula of the quadrature mirror filter bank. In this system, experiments were carried out on a mixed signal composed of three single-frequency sinusoidal signals located in the low, middle and high range frequencies of 300Hz, 3000Hz and 10kHz respectively.
[0038] Table 1 Analysis Prototype Filter Coefficients
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[0042] In this embodiment, the output of flanger processing in different sound ranges is independently adjusted by setting the scanning frequency or range of the delayed modulation wave in different sound ranges. Figure 4 The spectrogram of independently adjusting the output of middle-range flanger processing by selecting the delay modulation wave parameters of middle-range signal flanger processing is given. Figure 4 Among them, the low-range and high-range flanger processing parameters of the three sub-images are given in Table 2; the middle-range flanger processing gain factors of the three sub-images are the same as a 1 = 1.0, a 2 =2.0 (the gain factor is only amplified here to make the experimental results clearer), and the rest of the parameters are given in Table 3. Comparing Figures (a) and (b), it can be seen that by changing the scanning frequency F, the size of the edge components output by the flanger processing can be changed. Comparing Figures (b) and (c), it...
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