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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"pitch shifting"”.

  1. The Eltro

    … was a variety of analog samplers that could pitch-shift and time-compress audio signals on magnetic tape. In all cases, the essence of these devices depended not on one, but typically four tape heads, uniformly placed along a circular drum. By varying the speed of the tape and the rotational …

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  2. Ultrasonic cyborg hearing

    … both digital signal processing techniques for pitch shifting and ultrasonic hearing devices. Several natural and technical ultrasound sources are listed as well. Additionally a personal account of the perceptive experience of wearing the prototype is discussed together with possible future …

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  3. Perceptual synthesis engine : an audio-driven timbre generator

    … enables applications such as cross-synthesis, pitch shifting or compression of acoustic instruments, and timbre morphing between instrument families. It is fully implemented in the Max/MSP environment. The Perceptual Synthesis Engine was developed for the Hyperviolin as a novel, generic and …

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  4. Perceptual Thresholds in Informative Audio: The Effects of Sound Variation in Interactive Systems

    … real-world sounds and identified them under pitch shifting, flanger effects, and time stretching. A second task let participants indicate with a slider when they felt a sound’s meaning had changed. Results showed that pitch shifts greater than one octave significantly impaired recognition and …

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