Transform encoding/decoding of harmonic audio signals
A technology of audio signal and frequency transformation, applied in the field of transformation coding/decoding, which can solve problems such as inappropriateness and achieve good sensory quality effects
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[0058] figure 2 shows a typical spectrum of a harmonic audio signal, image 3A typical spectrum of a non-harmonic audio signal is shown. The spectrum of a harmonic signal is formed by strong spectral peaks separated by very weak frequency bands, whereas the spectrum of a non-harmonic signal is smoother.
[0059] The proposed technique provides an alternative audio coding model that better handles harmonic audio signals. The main concept is that frequency transform vectors (eg MDCT vectors) are not split into envelope and residual parts, but spectral peaks and adjacent MDCT bins (bins) are directly extracted and quantized together. At high frequencies, low-energy coefficients outside adjacent peaks are not coded, but noise-filled at the decoder. Here, the signal model used in conventional encoding, {spectral envelope + residual} is replaced by a new model {spectral peak + noise floor}. At low frequencies, coefficients outside adjacent peaks are still coded because they hav...
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