Questions tagged [pitch]
Pitch of an audio signal representing a musical note, measured in units of octave and relative to a pitch standard such as A440, is the base-2 logarithm of the frequency ratio of the fundamental frequency of the note to the frequency of the pitch standard.
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Introducing Feedback to Miller Puckette's Time-Domain Pitch Shifting Algorithm without Discontinuities
I've implemented Miller Puckette's time-domain pitch shifting algorithm (http://msp.ucsd.edu/techniques/v0.11/book-html/node125.html) in PureData's help files in C++ (my code here: https://github.com/...
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Software implementation of pitch correction
I have a question about the physics of pitch correction of sound.
My background is physics, I'm mostly active on physics.stackexchange. (Check out my profile.)
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How timbre shifting is done?
I've recently came across two programs - Morphvox, VCSdiamond
that are able to preform pitch shift, but also timbre shift.
As far as I know the timbre is nothing but the amplitude of the harmonics in ...
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Audio Processing - How to create a spectral pitch display?
I want to create an application that analyzes human voice pitch, but spectrograms are very noisy. However, in Adobe Audition, there is a feature called the spectral pitch display, and it successfully ...
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Periodic signal detection algorithms?
I am currently working on pulsar signal periodicity detection. Most of the literature which i studied used traditional FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) or (Epoch Folding) techniques to find the ...
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What is the "chirped response FIR filter"?
In this paper authors describe an algorithm to identify pitch cycle boundaries. In "Pitch cycle detection" section, this sentence describes something that authors termed a "chirped ...
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Why, for a musical instrument, the first harmonic has more power than the fundamental and last longer?
In analyzing the audio recording of a string instrument, I am struggling with pitch estimation. I am using the pYIN algorithm and every pitch estimation I'm obtaining is off by one octave. I assume ...
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FFT behaving weirdly for frequencies below 100Hz
I've written a simple program to take an audio file, and calculate the most prominent frequency for every 0.1s interval.
My audio file has a sampling rate of 48000, and am taking datapoint windows of ...
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What is a "pitch period"?
The term pitch period appears in the book Speech and Language Processing by Daniel Jurafsy:
As we just said, a pitch-synchronous algorithm is one in which we do
something at each pitch period or ...
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Resampling pitch shifter
I’m trying to build a very basic resampling pitch shifter which reads samples from disk. I only want to change -+6 semitones without keeping the original sample length. I already have all the classes ...
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How to determine if certain notes exist within polyphonic music?
Given a segment of audio, if you were to calculate the histogram of frequency amplitudes for all standard musical note frequencies present in the audio, how would you check to see if 2-3 specific ...
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How to shift frequency bins in audio pitch shifter
I would like to ask you for help to understand shifting frequency bins in audio pitch shifter.
I have two issues that I can’t undersrand:
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At first how to shift frequency bins when ...
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Python: How to generate log-frequency spectrogram from an audio?
I want to make a log-frequency spectrogram out of this audio. Later, I need this spectrogram for pitch sequence analysis.
This is a sample sequence I want to achieve:
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Seperate music instruments and estimate note density
Here is my problem: I have a .wav file of a musical performance with three instruments: a clarinet, a bass and drums. My goal is to detect the note speed played by the clarinet player (so I want the ...
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Implementing a pitch shifter
I am trying to implement a pitch shifter similar to this one, in MATLAB for quick prototyping.
My goal is to do the reverse, but I assume it is similar.
The implementation details are missing. So I am ...
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Produce musical signal from instantaneous frequency
I'm implementing the Yin Algorithm in Python so as to extract the pitch of my voice when whistling or humming. My goal is to produce the Gate (Envelop Control) and CV (Pitch Control) signals which can ...
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Obtain Envelope and Pitch curves of my Singing Voice
I wish, in real time, to hum into a mic and produce via dsp the envelope and pitch of what I am humming, before outputting these two signals to my analog synth. This synth takes a gate and a cv signal....
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Is PSOLA or WSOLA better for vocal stretching/retuning?
I'm looking to implement a time-domain pitch modification algorithm such as PSOLA (Pitch Synchronous Overlap and Add) or WSOLA (Waveform Similarity Overlap and Add).
At the moment I'm using PSOLA, but ...
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Why does toning up a piano make it sound similar to that a string instrument
I have a .wav file of a piano being played at 220 hertz. When I tone this up to 880 hertz, it begins to sound "stringy". However, if I were to use the piano plugin in fl studio and play it ...
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Pitch correction using Fast Foruier Transform [duplicate]
I am very new to digital signal processing and I have a project about audio programming. For the project, I wanted to try to make an Auto-tune like effect.
I started by experimenting on the signal ...
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How to difference a loud sound (playing notes), from a soft noise in spectrum. (Pitch detection with bass)
I'm trying a program that outputs the bass line that you are playing.
I have some arrays from a big one with the sound in time domain, that are splited (Hann window).
Later, I do the FFT, then I get ...
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What is difference between frequency and pitch?in nutshell and simple words?
Although both are some how directly related
Such that when one increases,the other one also increases
I have read different Google results but couldn't understand .
I want to know what is exact ...
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The Zero-Crossing rate threshold for a voiced/unvoiced decision
I've implemented a function that calculates the zero-crossing rate for a given signal. I've used this same function to calculate the pitch. To differentiate voiced signals from unvoiced with reference ...
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pitch detection: which is the most robust way to distinguish voiced from unvoiced audio
I am trying to write a voice/whistle driven synth but I am struggling with pitch detection. As a premise I must say I am quite skilled and experienced at dsp coding plus I have pretty read almost ...
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Pitch detection using Cepstrum in matlab
What i am trying to do is to detect the pitch of a given sound signal, so for that purpose, i wanted to find cepstrum of a given signal.
This is my code in MATLAB:
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Pitch Detection in the Browser
Does anybody know a good library that does pitch detection in the browser? Anything in Javascript or Webassembly would suffice. My target is mainly singing voices. I already tried pitchfinder, but for ...
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Implementation of CUSUM to segment stable parts in a pitch contour
I've got the pitch contour of a person singing several different frequencies after each other (octave errors cleaned up). I'd like to segment the stable parts from the transitionary ones (gliding up ...
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Problem using pitch shifting with TD-PSOLA and formant preservation
I tried out this implementation of TD-PSOLA (https://github.com/sannawag/TD-PSOLA) and even though I know how the algorithm works, I can't understand why I get NO audible differences in the output ...
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How to find the Pitch of a utterance using narrowband spectrogram
Can anyone tell me how to find the pitch of an utterance from it's narrow band spectrogram? I am pretty new to the speech processing domain so any help is appreciated.
P.S. I need methods to estimate ...
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How to compute key of a song?
I'm looking for a precise way to compute the key of a song. BPM would be cool too. Analog is ok. I tried to approach it from the DFT angle, but got stuck and can't really put a finger on what's the ...
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Understanding Pitch Detection with Autocorrelation Methods
I've been reading through A Smarter Way to Find Pitch, describing its pitch detection algorithm using autocorrelation.
I've been having trouble understanding the accuracy claims. It says:
MPM runs ...
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Resampling and removing high frequency noise?
I am currently working on a simple sampler that will allow me to load in a wav file and use my MIDI keyboard to play the loaded wav sample at the frequency according to the note played.
Now I need ...
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How can I convert audio to a series of notes using pitch detection?
I have a good pitch detection system set up, and I would like to return a series of notes given an array of audio samples.
My current approach is as follows: I have a moving window across the audio ...
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Pitch detection, YIN, pYIN
So here is the "seminal" YIN paper:
Cheveigne A, Kawahara H. - YIN, a fundamental frequency estimator
for speech and music
and the new, improved probabilistic YIN:
Mauch M, Dixon S. - PYIN: A ...
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Technique to detect pitch after analysing only one pitch period?
does anyone know if there is a technic to estimate the pitch of a given signal by analysing only one pitch period.
I'm asking because I read about a program called AudioMotors.
https://lesound.io/...
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Note detection in an audio file.
I am trying to find the given note in an audio file. It has been specifically told that each file contains only one note. So i directly took fft and found the corresponding frequency and then mapped ...
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how to create a harmonic mask from fundamental frequency?
Using an algorithm that gives the fundamental frequency across time, example https://www.mathworks.com/help/audio/ref/pitch.html (or some other one?)
how would I then use that, to create a harmonic ...
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Pitch Calculation Error via Autocorrelation Method
Aim : Pitch Calculation
Issue : The calculated pitch does not match the expected one. For instance, the output is approx. 'D3', however the expected output is 'C5'.
Source Sound : https://...
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YIN pitch estimation algoritm-simplified explanation [closed]
can someone please explain the steps of YIN pitch detection algorithm in a simple way "especially the last 3 steps".
here is the research paper of YIN algorithm
http://audition.ens.fr/adc/pdf/...
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Pitch detection algorithms "give up" after very little
I'm sorry if pitch detection has become a stale topic here, but I'm really interested if anyone has any advice on this topic. I'm looking for the best pitch detection algorithm for stringed ...
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Efficient calculation of exact frequency from a broad frequency range (1 Hz - 1000 Hz)
I have some input signal sampled at 1-10 MS/s. Let's assume that it contains one strong frequency component (with frequency anywhere in the range from 1 Hz to 1000 Hz or even higher, changing over ...
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Change pitch of a wav file without changing the Sample rate?
I'm creating a Python library I call PAL, (Python Audio Library) and I need some help. What ways are there to change the pitch of a wav file without changing the sampling rate? I have complete access ...
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Where to begin? - Multi source polyphonic pitch detection
I'm quite interested in real time pitch tracking. I have used mcleod pitch method, Yin and other methods to perform real time pitch tracking for a monophonic audio track.
I know that Polyphonic ...
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What are F0 counters in Speech signals? What is represented by F0?
I can't find any dedicated definition for Frequency F0 counters. Can anyone tell me what does F0 exactly mean, I am confused about that.
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How to prevent Octave Jumping in ACF of Speech Signal?
I'm working with speech signals and my aim is to estimate the fundamental frequency
$\ F_0$ of this signal often called as "pitch".
The main idea is taking small blocks of the speech signal such ...
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What should I do with FFT result array from microphone input? [duplicate]
I currently want to create a small pitch detector and I have to say that I am very new in this topic of signal processing.
At the moment I implemented the FFt algorithm and I got an array of window ...
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Pitch perception - Why does our ear not directly detect the missing fundamental frequency?
My motivation for this question is related to biological phenomenon of our inner ear, so I initially posted in the biology community, but I suspect the answer has a DSP explanation, so I figured this ...
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Pitch detection of two following music notes (C0 and C0#)
Hi signal processing community,
currently I am working on a pitch detection tool which should work on audio input files (or later also instrumental or voice from microphone) to say which music note ...
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Pitch detection to find music notes (from voice)
Hi signal processing community,
currently I am searching a topic for my master thesis in computer science and since I am a very good singer I want to do something with music.
I thought about a topic ...
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