WO2001039174A1 - Effets audionumeriques, necessitant peu de memoire, utilisant une technique d'echantillonnages montant et descendant - Google Patents
Effets audionumeriques, necessitant peu de memoire, utilisant une technique d'echantillonnages montant et descendant Download PDFInfo
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- G10K15/12—Arrangements for producing a reverberation or echo sound using electronic time-delay networks
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- This invention is applicable in the field of Digital Audio Effects Algorithms (e.g. echo, chorus, reverberation, flanging) implemented on a DSP with reduced memory usage requirement.
- Digital Audio Effects Algorithms e.g. echo, chorus, reverberation, flanging
- Audio effects such as echo, chorus, reverberation and flanging are indispensable in systems such as music production, home entertainment (Hi-Fi), car audio and Karaoke Systems. Often these effects are implemented using digital signal processors, with associated memory, input-output peripherals, analogue-to-digital and digital-to-analogue converters.
- the processor takes in the "dry” input, produced by an instrument such as a keyboard or previously recorded on some analogue medium, and samples it at an appropriate rate. It is also possible that the input comes from a digitally recorded source (e.g. 44.1 kHz. sampled Audio CD) , in which case no additional sampling is required. Whatever the source, the fmal input stream is in digital form so that it can be subjected to DSP effects algorithm. The resulting "wet" stream is reconstructed to analogue form, to be sent to the next unit in the audio chain, such as speaker system, a recording channel, a mixer, or another effects processor .
- a digitally recorded source e.g. 44.1 kHz. sampled Audio CD
- the basic element is the delay-buffer, several of which may be combined to form complicated effects such as reverberation.
- the delay buffer stores data at the same rate as the input sampling rate. Therefore the delay buffer size is a function of not only of the maximum delay allowed in the system but also of the sampling frequency.
- Delay Buffer Size (words) Max. Delay (ms.) x Sampling Frequency (kHz.)
- words Max. Delay (ms.) x Sampling Frequency (kHz.)
- the memory requirement can be prohibitive when it comes to implementing effects such as reverb where delays of over 200 ms. are often desired.
- This invention attempts to decrease memory requirements for effects algorithm without affecting quality appreciably.
- a method of introducing digital audio effects in an audio signal including: receiving an input stream at an input sampling frequency; down-sampling the input stream so that a selected number of sample data are retained; applying a digital audio effect to the selected number of sample data; and up-sampling the sample data to a predetermined output frequency.
- a digital signal processor including an audio effect engine for introducing a digital audio effect in an audio signal, including: a down-sampler for down-sampling an input signal to a selected number of sample data; an audio effects engine for applying the digital audio effect to the sample data; and an up-sampler for up-sampling the sample data, to which the audio effect has been applied, to a predetermined output frequency.
- the input data may be converted to a lower sampling frequency at, for example, a ratio of 4: 1.
- the amount of data is lesser, for the same duration of the signal.
- the algorithm introduces effect at this frequency.
- For generating the output the effect added samples are reconvened to the desired output frequency.
- Figure 2 illustrates a down-sampling/up-sampling technique to decrease delay-buffer size.
- Delay Buffer Size Max. Delay (ms.)
- x Sampling Frequency (kHz.) 200 ms.
- x 44.1 kHz. 8820 words
- the buffer size above can also be decreased if the amount of data necessary for representing the signal for same duration (Max. Delay) is decreased. This can be realised by perforrning sampling rate conversion. At a lower sampling rate the same duration of the signal can be represented using fewer samples. High frequency contents of the signals will have to be discarded, but this may be acceptable in cases where listening and singing environment (microphone, analogue-to-digital converters etc.) are of commercial level quality only.
- Figure 2 shows the Down-Sampling Up-Sampling Technique for reducing buffer size.
- the input stream Prior to storage or any action by the audio effects engine, the input stream passes through an anti-aliasing filter +decimator.
- the anti-aliasing filter removes frequency components above ⁇ /N, where N is the decimation factor. Decimation by N means that one out of every N sample data is retained, the rest are thrown away. Decimation causes the high frequency components (above sampling_frequency/(2* ⁇ )), to wrap around and appear as ghost frequency components at lower frequency. To avoid these ghost components, the high frequencies are suppressed so that the wrap around is not audible.
- 16-bit pcm pulse code modulated
- the output from the effects' engine has to be re-converted to the desired output frequency through an up-sampling process.
- Up-sampling consists of two steps, the first being the expansion stage wherein each data is preceded by N-l zeros, where N is the up-sampling ratio.
- Zeros insertion causes the spectrum to shrink by N. Therefore frequency images at 2 ⁇ intervals (created due to sampling process) come within the 0 ⁇ / ⁇ boundary. They are removed by an anti-aliasing filter with cut-off at ⁇ /N. Looking equivalently at the time domain behaviours of the filtering process, the inserted zeros are changed to new values, obtained by interpolation behaviour of the filter.
- the same filter may be used for both decimation and expansion steps.
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La présente invention concerne un procédé, destiné à introduire des effets audionumériques dans un signal audio, qui consiste à recevoir un flux entrant à une fréquence d'échantillonnage d'entrée, à effectuer un échantillonnage descendant sur le flux entrant de façon à ce qu'un nombre sélectionné de données échantillons soient retenues, à appliquer un effet audionumérique à ce nombre sélectionné de données échantillons, et à effectuer un échantillonnage montant sur ces données échantillons à une fréquence de sortie prédéterminée.
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