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Class Summary |
| AudioFileJoiner |
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| AudioFileMixer |
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| AudioMixer |
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| ChildVoiceConverter |
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| Chorus |
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| EnergyNormaliser |
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| FDPSOLAProcessor |
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| FDPSOLAProcessorOld |
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| FrameOverlapAddSource |
Compute the overlap-add of a framewise-processed input signal, with optional time stretching
(in subclasses). |
| FrameProvider |
Cut frames out of a given signal, and provide them one by one,
optionally applying a processor to the frame. |
| FramewiseMerger |
A class to merge two audio signals, using pitch-synchronous frames. |
| FrequencyDomainProcessor |
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| LPCAnalysisResynthesis |
A base class for LPC-based analysis and resynthesis, which does nothing. |
| LPCCInterpolator |
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| LPCCrossSynthesis |
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| LPCCrossSynthesisOnline |
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| LPCWhisperiser |
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| LSFInterpolator |
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| NaiveVocoder |
A naive overlap-add time stretching algorithm without any phase correction;
used only for demonstrating the artefacts that arise from not correcting phase. |
| NullFDEffect |
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| PhaseVocoder |
A phase vocoder implementation for time stretching. |
| PitchFrameProvider |
Cut frames out of a given signal, and provide them one by one,
optionally applying a processor to the frame. |
| PitchLSFInterpolator |
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| PolarFrequencyProcessor |
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| PSOLAFrameProvider |
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| Robotiser |
Create a robot-like impression on the output, by setting all phases to zero in each frame. |
| Robotiser.PhaseRemover |
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| Signal2EnergyConverter |
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| SimpleNoiseKeeper |
A simple implementation of a separator of periodic and aperiodic components, based on an attenuation function
for signals below a given threshold. |
| SimpleNoiseRemover |
A simple implementation of a separator of periodic and aperiodic components, based on an attenuation function
for signals below a given threshold. |
| VocalTractModifier |
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| VocalTractScalingProcessor |
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| VocalTractScalingSimpleProcessor |
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| VoiceModificationParameters |
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| VoiceModificationParametersPreprocessor |
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| Whisperiser |
A simple whisperiser destroying the voicedness of the speech by setting all phases to random. |