Hi,
I hope to pitch prediction gain between two pitch estimation
algorithms. Does anyone here have a software to compute pitch
prediction gain or show me how to calculate pitch prediction gain?
Thanks in advance!
...
Hello,
For my application, I have to segment a speech waveform in to
pitch-synchronous frames i.e. each frame is two pitch periods long and
centered around the current pitch mark. Can anyone give me an idea how to
approach this problem (using Matlab)?
Thanks.
...
Our group is conducting a research about filtering pitch of a sentence.
What specific software can we used in order to detect its pitch and filter
it?
Respectfully yours,
Myzel Hosmillo
Batangas, Philippines
...
Here are two questions about pitch retrieval method, which puzzled me
for a long time.
1. Since pitch is a kind of subjective and perceived factor, how it
can be searched by computing ?
2. Let us assume pitch can be searched by that.
As we know, the pitch value of old man can be low to 5...
/* cross-posted to both comp.dsp and comp.speech.research */
Hi everyone.
I note that a lot of papers on pitch detection use the TIMIT database
for experiments. However as far as I can see from readme files, the
database does not include verified pitch information for the sentences.
How the...
Hi,
I am looking for a free code/library preferably under linux for speech
pitch tracking. The best match I have found so far is "aubio" library.
However, it seems to be mainly for music applications. Does it make a
difference to usea pitch tracker for music vs speech or they are
generally th...
HyeeWang wrote:
> Maybe I am confused with the concept of pitch and fundmental
> frequency. But I did not find the difference of them. So after cutting
> off the frequency below 140hz of speech,I think it have lost pitch
> components thus pitch searching algo does not work.
> Would...
Hi,
I'm thinking about an audio effect, which is probably called
harmonization. I think it should teoretically apply several pitch changes
and sum all of them together. At least this is what I think is
harmonization. Probably all of the pitch changes might be a multiply of 2
(octaves). Any ideas?
...
Hi there,
I am going to attempt to program the TMS320C6713 with a pitch shifting
algorithm to work in as near real-time as possible.
Does anyone have experience of using this board for this type of
application?
I was looking at the code on www.dspdimension.com for pitch shifting.
Could t...
Hi,
I want to show a Pitch graph/curve of a wave file. I saw that good results
can be made by using AutoCorrelation. I have the autocorrelation function
and I also have the FFT function, but I don't know what I should put into
the autocorrelation function in order to get a pitch line.
I have a...
I would like to do some signal modification applying all of pitch
detection, pitch shifting, and filtering (which will depend on the
pitch of the signal) using the short term Fourier transform. Sadly I
haven't ever previously gone beyond simple filtering using the STFT.
Is the following link a...
in article d1mctv$rmb$00$1@news.t-online.com, altmeyermartin at
martin-altmeyer@t-online.de wrote on 03/21/2005 06:58:
> Hi dsp programmin gurus all over the world....
>
>
> I´m looking for a rock-stable algorithm to do some pitch detection for a
> chromatic tuner.
> (should work w...
Hi! I want to analyse music clip.doing STFT on this clip for pitch
tracking results for time vs frequency graph. the graph should be 2D
plot. how to do this in matlab? I want to find out the pitch of tones
in music clip.
regards
kalyani
...
I have made a program that timestretches WAV sound files using granular
synthesis. It has three variable input values: % stretch factor, grain
length (in samples) and grains per second. All seems to be working fine
except for one problem I'm having with the pitch of the stretched sound.
If,...
Hi All,
I write some software that discriminate voices of adults children and baies.
I use a simple pitch tracker that filters the base band and looks for a zero
crossing to identify the pitch. This works fine and depending on the pitch
length it decides whther its an adult a child or a baby v...
I coded a quick Matlab script to do a pitch shift
using the first method that came to mind and which
I'm guessing is the first method that comes to
everyone's mind when they first think about this
problem.
I took the time samples divided them into overlapped
frames, took the DFT of each fra...
jungledmnc wrote:
> I want to create a frequency shifter for audio.
Are you sure you want a frequency shifter and not a pitch shifter?
Pitch shifers are much more commonly used for audio than frequency
shifters.
Pitch shifters do:
for all Fin : Fout = Fin * a
which preserves the...
Hello
I'm a university student and am completely new to the DSP world, but am
attempting to do my final year project.
What I'm trying to do is to use a a guitar as a controller to pitch shift
a pre-recorded sequence to match the fundamental frequency of the guitar
note being played. (in as much ...
OJB wrote:
> Hey,
> My name is Owen and I am currently working on a project for my University
> Degree. I am a complete newbie to the world of DSP. I am basically looking
> for *basic* algorithms (or as basic as possible) for simple pitch shifting
>
> and time shifting. I'm not overly f...
Hi!
I'm currently working on a project for the extraction of some features
from a .wav file,implemented in matlab.
Someone know where can I find a good pitch detector?
I've found something on the web,but it's all for speech,or it works
bad.
Thanks
G
...
Hi,
I'm trying to implements a pitch shift effect (up / down a .wav sound
44100Hz 16bit to different semitones in the range of around 1 octave).
My problem is that I need to do it on about 15 sample simultaneously in
real time.
The classic pitch shift algorithms use too much of processor time...
Hi
i'm using lpc vocoder for my speech recognition. If i'm doing only
alphabet A-Z, I only need the encoder part. Is that correct?
As i know, lpc vocoder determine the lpc analysis and pitch detector.
If i wan to get the coefficients only for my neural network
recognition, I dun need the pi...
I have looked at some literature on using autocorrelation or AMDF for picth
detection/extraction.
If I understand correctly, all these methods have two parts -- first
construct the functional that can be used to extrac the period/pitch
(AMDF, autocorrelation etc.), second, find peak/null and the...
Hi,
I know the general subject of pitch detection has been flogged to death,
but I am looking specifically for pitch detection in a sung melody. It
will be performed in real-time with high signal-to-noise.
I'm currently using auto-correlation to find an estimate or the
fundamental frequency, ...
Hi Everybody,
Can anybody tell me about a pitch detection algorithm which
works in noisy environment.
Many Thanks in advance.
_____________________________________
Do you know a company who employs DSP engineers?
Is it already listed at http://dsprelated.com/employers.php ?...
Hi,
After a lot of searching I've been unable to find out anything at all
on the algorithms used by the better vocal harmony / pitch shifters.
Can anyone point me to a useful link?
Tony (remove the "_" to reply by email)
...
hi
I would be happy and thankful if anyone can help me with the following
*what algorithm to use for vocal pitch detection
*is it possible to implement it in a real time system using TMS320C50
hoping for your reply
...
A friend came across some software for changing playback speed without
distorting pitch. I know I've seen a FAQ that covers the application.
Where should I refer him. He's a musician with a BSEE.
...
Hello,
I'm looking for a tutorial or any web reference to know more about
changing
speed, pitch or tempo of an audio signal.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
gaetano
...
dunno how to get rid of the chipmunks, but if you pitch-shift their
voice down with a conventional pitch-shifter (non-formant-preserving,
so the formants are also shifted down), you might be able to hear the
"man behind the voice".
works for Alvin, anyway.
r b-j
...
Hi:
i got the source code of autocorrelation (AC) for a frame (for
example: 600 samples out of 40000 samples) of a signal. Can anyone
show me the AC code for the whole 40000 samples which means
continuosly analyse every 600 samples up to the 40000th samples, so
that the result would be stor...
Is it possible to create a pitch shifter using an analog circuit? I know
this site is about DSP's but it seems to have a lot of readers, so maybe
someone can help me out.
Thanks
...
I am trying to use gsm network to send secure data encoded as voice. For
this purpose during my initial research I used 8 bits as lpc codebook index
and 4 bits as pitch index. I used these 12 bits to produce 160 samples of
voice like data.
I am new to dsp so using my limited knowledge I generated...
jeffdod wrote:
> Does anyone know of a C/C++ library for taking an audio file and
> performing a speed change without changing the pitch?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeff Dodson
Look on http://www.dspdimension.com/
Jerry
--
Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you ca...
Hi. With limited resources such as slower CPUs, code size and RAM, how
best to detect the pitch of a musical note, similar to what a tuner would
do?
Should I use:
- Kiss FFT
- FFTW
- autocorrelation
- zero crossing analysis
- octave-spaced filters
other?
Thank you in advance.
-mz...
Hi,
A friend of mine was describing a technique for pitch analysis to me
today. If the input consists of mostly harmonic components; then it's
FFT has, of course, some nice evenly spaced spikes. If you take the FFT
of -that-, then you can relate that back to the pitch. My question is:
does th...
Raymond Toy wrote:
>
...
>
> So, if I were blindfolded, I could tell if I were in a train moving
> towards a whistle instead of the whistle moving towards me?
>
Only if you knew the original pitch and the speed very accurately. Let's
say that the train is moving at Mach .2 (fast, b...
axlq wrote:
> smuglr wrote:
> > I know the general subject of pitch detection has been flogged
> > to death, but I am looking specifically for pitch detection in
> > a sung melody.
>
> I'm wondering how that will work with some opera singers, who
> have such a heavy vibrato in their...