Audio signal processor and related methods and computer programs for generating a two-channel audio signal using a specific integral of a noise sequence.
The audio signal processor addresses computational complexity and latency in binaural synthesis by integrating directivity information and distributing processing, achieving efficient and natural sound reproduction of externalized virtual sources.
JP2026512674APending Publication Date: 2026-04-20BRANDENBURG LABS GMBH
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- BRANDENBURG LABS GMBH
- Filing Date
- 2023-10-24
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-20
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Abstract
An audio signal processor for generating a 2-channel audio signal, comprising: an input interface (100) for providing single-channel acoustic data describing an acoustic environment; a 2-channel synthesizer (200) for synthesizing 2-channel acoustic data from single-channel acoustic data using listener position or rotation; and a sound generator (300) for generating a 2-channel audio signal from an audio signal and 2-channel acoustic data, wherein the 2-channel synthesizer (200) separates the single-channel acoustic data into at least two parts (210) consisting of a direct sound portion and at least one of an early reflection portion and a late reverberation portion, and generates 2-channel acoustic data for each part Audio signal processor configured to process at least two parts individually to generate (220, 230, 240), wherein a two-channel combiner (200) is configured to use the amplitude spectrum of the early reflection portion or single-channel acoustic data without the direct tone portion or late reverberation portion and a first channel noise phase spectrum to obtain the first channel of the two-channel acoustic data, and to use the amplitude spectrum of the early reflection portion or single-channel acoustic data without the direct tone portion or late reverberation portion and a second channel noise phase spectrum to calculate the two-channel diffuse portion of the early reflection portion or single-channel acoustic data without the direct tone portion or late reverberation portion.
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