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Inference and correction of automatic gain compensation

A time-varying gain, audio signal technology, used in gain control, amplification control, compression/expansion of the volume of non-tuning/low frequency amplifiers, etc. Improved fidelity, reduced effect of loud channels

Pending Publication Date: 2020-06-26
DOLBY INT AB
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These devices may lack an interface for applications running on said device to adjust system-level AGC
Additionally, these devices may not provide information about how much AGC is applied to the application

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[0020] Example device

[0021] figure 1 is a diagram illustrating an example device 102 that implements AGC inference and correction. Device 102 is a computing device that includes one or more processors. For example, device 102 may be a mobile device, such as a tablet computer or a smartphone. Device 102 may be coupled to (eg, include or be connected to) a microphone 104 and a speaker 106 . In various embodiments, device 102 may be coupled to multiple microphones and speakers. For example, device 102 may plug into a stereo microphone and speakers, or connect wirelessly to a stereo microphone and speakers. Device 102 is configured to record the audio content of event 108 . Event 108 may be any event in which audio content (eg, voiced, vocal, or instrumental) is produced. For example, event 108 may be a live performance event, such as a concert, in which one or more instruments and / or one or more vocalists perform.

[0022] During recording, device 102 emits a series of...

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Methods, systems, and computer program products that infer and correct automatic gain compensation (AGC) values over time are described. A device emits a series of inaudible reference audio signals during recording. The reference audio signals have a constant amplitude. A microphone of the device records the reference audio signals while recording audio content. The device may apply AGC during therecording. An AGC inference module receives the recorded signals and extracts a representation of the reference audio signals, which have been subject to the AGC. The AGC inference module determinesvariations in levels of the extracted representation of the reference audio signals over time. Based on the variations, the AGC inference module infers the AGC applied to the recording over time. TheAGC inference module can then provide the AGC for reading, or undo effects of the AGC applied to the audio content.

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[0001] Cross References to Related Applications [0002] This application claims priority to the following priority applications: ES patent application P201731153 (ref: D17024ES) filed September 27, 2017 and US provisional application 62 / 591,258 filed November 28, 2017 (ref. Document: D17024US) and EP application 17204135.2 (Reference: D17024EP) filed on November 28, 2017, which are hereby incorporated by reference. technical field [0003] The present invention generally relates to audio signal processing. Background technique [0004] Systems that implement automatic gain compensation (AGC), also known as automatic gain control, receive variable signal levels as inputs and provide adjusted (eg, flattened) signal levels as outputs. In general, AGC has the effect of reducing strong signals and enhancing weak signals. AGC may be desirable in some applications (eg, voice recording), but not in some applications (eg, music recording). Some modern mobile devices (eg, some sm...

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IPC IPC(8): H03G3/00H03G3/30H03G7/00
CPCH03G3/005H03G3/3005H03G7/002H03G2201/103H04R3/00H04R29/001
Inventor G·真加勒A·马特奥斯·索莱
Owner DOLBY INT AB
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