Presentation 2003/1/9
Audio Coding for Digital Musical Instruments
Masatsugu OKAZAKI, Kazuhisa OKAMURA, Takao KOBAYASHI,
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Abstract(in English) This paper discusses audio coding algorithms for digital musical instruments. There are over about 50-channel decoder on an LSI device used in musical instruments, TV-game machines, and recent cell-phones. Since hardware resources per channel on the decoder are restricted, a simple algorithm such as ADPCM is commonly used. We investigated several frequency analysis/synthesis and adapting methods for digital musical instruments, and found that Adaptive Predictive Coding(APC) is efficient for reducing the amount of memory. An APC codec was implemented and a subjective evaluation for 5musical instruments sounds was performed. It is found that the quality of APC using predictive filter based on the covariance method is comparable with that of ADPCM used in G722, while RAM size required for decoder is reduced to about 30%.
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Keyword(in English) digital musical instruments / digital circuit / audio coding / frequency analysis-synthesis
Paper # DSP2002-168,SAT2002-118,RCS2002-237
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Title (in English) Audio Coding for Digital Musical Instruments
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Keyword(1) digital musical instruments
Keyword(2) digital circuit
Keyword(3) audio coding
Keyword(4) frequency analysis-synthesis
1st Author's Name Masatsugu OKAZAKI
1st Author's Affiliation Pro AudioDigital Musical Instruments Division,YAMAHA corporation:Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering,Tokyo Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Kazuhisa OKAMURA
2nd Author's Affiliation Pro AudioDigital Musical Instruments Division,YAMAHA corporation
3rd Author's Name Takao KOBAYASHI
3rd Author's Affiliation Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering,Tokyo Institute of Technology
Date 2003/1/9
Paper # DSP2002-168,SAT2002-118,RCS2002-237
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 544
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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