EE513 Audio Signals and Systems. Introduction Kevin D. Donohue Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Kentucky
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1 EE513 Audio Signals and Systems Introduction Kevin D. Donohue Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Kentucky
2 Question! If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is there to hear it, will it make a sound? Sound provided by
3 Ambiguity! Merriam-Webster Dictionary: Sound a : a particular auditory impression b:the sensation perceived by the sense of hearing c :mechanical radiant energy that is transmitted by longitudinal pressure waves in a material medium (as air) and is the objective cause of hearing.
4 Electronic Audio Systems Sound Sources Vibrations at 20Hz-20kHz Transmission Media Electoacoustic Transducer Playback Amplification, Signal Conditioning Information Extraction / Measurement Storage Processing for Intended Application
5 Natural Audio Systems
6 Synthetic Audio: Imitating Nature 1780 Wolfgang von Kemplen s Speaking Machine Mid 1800 s Charles Wheatstone Late 1800 s Alexander Graham Bell 1939 Homer Dudley s Voder Thaddeus Cahill s Telharmonium (First Music Synthesizer) 1919 Lev Theremin s Theremin
7 Speech Analysis and Synthesis Communication channels (acoustic and electric) 1874/1876 (Antonio Meucci s) Alexander Graham Bell s Telephone s Homer Dudley s Channel Vocoder first analysis-synthesis system
8 Voice-Coding Models The general speech model: Quasi-Periodic Pulsed Air Air Burst or Continuous flow Voiced Speech Unvoiced Speech Vocal Tract Filter Vocal Radiator Speech sounds can be analyzed by determining the states of the vocal system components (vocal chords, track, lips, tongue ) for each fundamental sound of speech (phoneme).
9 Spectral Analysis Voiced Speech Spectral envelop => vocal tract formants Harmonic peaks => vocal chord pitch
10 Time Analysis Voiced Speech Time envelop => Volume dynamics Oscillations => Vocal chord motion
11 Spectrogram Analysis There shoe She do She bread Then bed Frequency Time
12 Spectogram of CD sound Tell Me Ma - Spectrogram in db Hertz Seconds 15
13 Speech Recognition 1920 s Radio Rex 1950 s (Bell Labs) Digit Recognition Spectral/Formant analysis Filter Banks 1960 s Neural Networks 1970 s ARPA Project for Speech Understanding Applications of spectral analysis methods FFT, Cepstral/homomorphic, LPC 1970 s Application of pattern matching methods DTW, and HMM
14 Speech Recognition 1980 s Standardize Training and Test with Large Corpora (TIMIT) (RM) (DARPA) New Front Ends (feature extractors) more perceptually based Dominance/Development of HMM Backpropagation and Neural Networks Rule-Base AI systems
15 Specification of Speech Recognition Speaker dependent or independent Recognize isolated, continuous, or spot speech Vocabulary Size, Grammar Perplexity, Speaking style Recording conditions
16 Components of Speech Recognition Speech Transduction Acoustic/Electronic Front End Input Speech Detected Speech String Local Match Global Detector Language Model
17 Matlab Examples %% Create and play a 2 second 440 Hz tone in Matlab: fs = 8000; % Set a sampling frequency fq = 440; % frequency to play t = [0:round(2*fs)-1]/fs; % Sampled time axis sig = cos(2*pi*fq*t); % Create sampled signal soundsc(sig,fs) % Play it plot(t,sig); xlabel('seconds'); ylabel('amplitude') wavwrite(sig,fs,'t440.wav') clear % Remove all variables from work space %% Reload tone and weight it with a decaying exponential of time constant.6 seconds tc =.6; % Set time constant [y, fs] = wavread('t440.wav'); % read in wave file t =[0:length(y)-1]'/fs; % Create sampled time axis dw = exp(-t/tc); % Compute sampled decaying exponential dsig = y.*dw; % Multiply sinusoid with decaying exponential soundsc(dsig,fs) plot(t,dsig); xlabel('seconds'); ylabel('amplitude')
18 Matlab Examples Explore demo and help files >> help script SCRIPT About MATLAB scripts and M-files. A SCRIPT file is an external file that contains a sequence of MATLAB statements. By typing the filename, subsequent MATLAB input is obtained from the file. SCRIPT files have a filename extension of ".m" and are often called "M-files". To make a SCRIPT file into a function, see FUNCTION. See also type, echo. Reference page in Help browser doc script In the help window (click on question mark) Go through section on programming and then go to the demo tab and view a few of the demo.
19 Matlab Examples In class examples
20 Matlab Exercise Use the sine/cosine function in Matlab to write a function that generates a minor scale (for testing the function use start tones between 100 and 440 Hz with a sampling rate of 8 khz). Let the Matlab function input arguments be the starting frequency and the time interval for each scale tone in seconds. Let the output be a vector of samples that can be played with Matlab command soundsc(v,8000) (where v is the vector output of your function). The frequency range of a scale covers one octave, which implies the last frequency is twice the starting frequency. On most fixed pitch instruments, 12 semi-tones or half steps make up the notes within an octave. A minor scale sequentially increases by a whole, half, whole, whole, half, whole, and whole (8 notes altogether including the starting note).
21 Matlab Exercise - Scales Just Pythagorean Equal Temperament Interval - 0 (1) 1/1 = 1 1 = 1 2^(0)=1 Interval /15 256/243 2^(1/12) Interval - 2 (2) 10/9 (or 9/8) 9/8 2^(2/12) Interval - 3 (3) 6/5 32/27 2^(3/12) Interval - 4 5/4 81/64 2^(4/12) Interval - 5 (4) 4/3 4/3 2^(5/12) Interval /32 (or 64/45) 1024/729 (or 729/512) 2^(6/12) Interval - 7 (5) 3/2 3/2 2^(7/12) Interval - 8 (6) 8/5 128/81 2^(8/12) Interval - 9 5/3 27/16 2^(9/12) Interval - 10 (7) 7/4 (or 16/19 or 9/5) 16/9 2^(10/12) Interval /8 243/128 2^(11/12) Interval - 12 (8) 2/1 = 2 2/1 = 2 2^(12/12) = 2
22 Matlab Exercise Famous Notes Middle C = Hz (standard tuning) Concert A (A above middle C) = 440 Hz Middle C = 256 Hz (Scientific tuning) Lowest note on piano A=27.5 Hz Highest note on piano C=
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