Sound regulation apparatus, method or program

A sound regulation method for regulating an environmental sound, the sound regulation method comprising the steps of:

• receiving said environmental sound derived from an environment as a first input sound;
• converting said first input sound into a first converted sound by applying to said first input sound
• a first regulated frequency component including a first frequency component that approximates to a first sine-wave oscillator, a first sawtooth-wave oscillator, a first square-wave oscillator or a first triangle-wave oscillator;
• and
• a first regulated amplitude;
• transmitting said first converted sound as a first output sound to said environment;
• receiving a second input sound that is a synthetic sound synthesized from said first output sound and said environmental sound;
• and
• converting said second input sound into a second converted sound by applying to said second input sound
• a second regulated frequency component including a second frequency component that approximates to a second sine-wave oscillator, a second sawtooth-wave oscillator, a second square-wave oscillator or a second triangle-wave oscillator;
• and
• a second regulated amplitude.

A sound regulation method for regulating an environmental sound, the sound regulation method comprising the steps of:

• receiving said environmental sound derived from an environment as a first input sound;
• converting said first input sound into a first converted sound that contains
• a first regulated frequency component including a first frequency component that approximates to a first sine-wave oscillator, a first sawtooth-wave oscillator, a first square-wave oscillator or a first triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a first regulated amplitude;
• transmitting said first converted sound as a first output sound to said environment;
• receiving a second input sound that is a synthetic sound synthesized from said first output sound and said environmental sound;
• and
• converting said second input sound into a second converted sound that contains
• a second regulated frequency component including a second frequency component that approximates to a second sine-wave oscillator, a second sawtooth-wave oscillator, a second square-wave oscillator or a second triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a second regulated amplitude;
• wherein said step of converting said first input sound comprises the sub-steps of:
• increasing or decreasing an amplitude of said first input sound so as to generate a first scaled amplitude sound;
• resonating a first frequency component of the first scaled amplitude sound so as to generate a first resonated sound;
• regulating an amplitude level or adjusting a dynamic range of the first resonated sound so as to generate a first regulated sound;
• and
• adjusting a master output level from the first regulated sound;
• and
• wherein said step of converting said second input sound comprises the sub-steps of:
• increasing or decreasing an amplitude of said second input sound so as to generate a second scaled amplitude sound;
• resonating a second frequency component of the second scaled amplitude sound so as to generate a second resonated sound;
• regulating an amplitude level or adjusting a dynamic range of the second resonated sound so as to generate a second regulated sound;
• and
• adjusting a master output level from the second regulated sound.

A sound regulation method for regulating an environmental sound, the sound regulation method comprising the steps of:

• receiving said environmental sound derived from an environment as a first input sound;
• converting said first input sound into a first converted sound that contains
• a first regulated frequency component including a first frequency component that approximates to a first sine-wave oscillator, a first sawtooth-wave oscillator, a first square-wave oscillator or a first triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a first regulated amplitude;
• transmitting said first converted sound as a first output sound to said environment;
• receiving a second input sound that is a synthetic sound synthesized from said first output sound and said environmental sound;
• and
• converting said second input sound into a second converted sound that contains
• a second regulated frequency component including a second frequency component that approximates to a second sine-wave oscillator, a second sawtooth-wave oscillator, a second square-wave oscillator or a second triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a second regulated amplitude;
• wherein said step of converting said first input sound comprises the sub-steps of:
• reproducing said first input sound and changing the reproduced sound into a first circulator bank that has a plurality of elements;
• increasing or decreasing an amplitude of each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• resonating a first frequency component of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• regulating an amplitude level or adjusting a dynamic range of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• increasing or decreasing the amplitude of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• scaling the amplitude of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• additively synthesizing said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• and
• adjusting a master output level of said first converted sound.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing sound regulation program instructions that, when executed by processing circuitry of an apparatus, cause the apparatus to:

• receive an environmental sound derived from an environment, through an AD conversion, as a first input sound;
• write said first input sound to a memory;
• read said first input sound from said memory, and convert said first input sound into a first converted sound by applying to said first input sound
• a first regulated frequency component including a first frequency component that approximates to a first sine-wave oscillator, a first sawtooth-wave oscillator, a first square-wave oscillator or a first triangle-wave oscillator;
• and
• a first regulated amplitude;
• write said first converted sound to said memory;
• read said first converted sound from said memory, and transmit said first converted sound as a first output sound to said environment through a DA conversion;
• receive a second input sound that is a synthetic sound synthesized from said first output sound and said environmental sound;
• and
• convert said second input sound into a second converted sound by applying to said second input sound
• a second regulated frequency component including a second frequency component that approximates to a second sine-wave oscillator, a second sawtooth-wave oscillator, a second square-wave oscillator or a second triangle-wave oscillator;
• and
• a second regulated amplitude.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing sound regulation program instructions that, when executed by processing circuitry of an apparatus, cause the apparatus to:

• receive an environmental sound derived from an environment, through an AD conversion, as a first input sound;
• write said first input sound to a memory;
• read said first input sound from said memory, and convert said first input sound into a first converted sound that contains
• a first regulated frequency component including a first frequency component that approximates to a first sine-wave oscillator, a first sawtooth-wave oscillator, a first square-wave oscillator or a first triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a first regulated amplitude;
• write said first converted sound to said memory;
• read said first converted sound from said memory, and transmit said first converted sound as a first output sound to said environment through a DA conversion;
• receive a second input sound that is a synthetic sound synthesized from said first output sound and said environmental sound;
• and
• convert said second input sound into a second converted sound that contains
• a second regulated frequency component including a second frequency component that approximates to a second sine-wave oscillator, a second sawtooth-wave oscillator, a second square-wave oscillator or a second triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a second regulated amplitude;
• wherein said reading said first input sound from said memory comprises a sub-set of instructions for functioning as:
• a first amplifier that, after said first input sound is read from said memory, increases or decreases an amplitude of
• said first input sound;
• or
• said second input sound;
• a first filter that resonates
• a first frequency component of a first sound derived from said first amplifier;
• or
• a second frequency component of a second sound derived from said first amplifier;
• a first dynamics processor that regulates an amplitude level or adjusts a dynamic range of
• said first sound derived from said first filter;
• or
• said second sound derived from said first filter;
• and
• a second amplifier that adjusts a master output level of
• said first converted sound;
• or
• said second converted sound.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing sound regulation program instructions that, when executed by processing circuitry of an apparatus, cause the apparatus to:

• receive an environmental sound derived from an environment, through an AD conversion, as a first input sound;
• write said first input sound to a memory;
• read said first input sound from said memory, and convert said first input sound into a first converted sound that contains
• a first regulated frequency component including a first frequency component that approximates to a first sine-wave oscillator, a first sawtooth-wave oscillator, a first square-wave oscillator or a first triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a first regulated amplitude;
• write said first converted sound to said memory;
• read said first converted sound from said memory, and transmit said first converted sound as a first output sound to said environment through a DA conversion;
• receive a second input sound that is a synthetic sound synthesized from said first output sound and said environmental sound;
• and
• convert said second input sound into a second converted sound that contains
• a second regulated frequency component including a second frequency component that approximates to a second sine-wave oscillator, a second sawtooth-wave oscillator, a second square-wave oscillator or a second triangle-wave oscillator;
• or
• a second regulated amplitude;
• wherein said reading said first input sound from said memory comprises a sub-set of instructions for functioning as:
• a first circulator bank that, after said first input sound is read from said memory, reproduces said first input sound and changes the reproduced sound into a first input sound array that has a plurality of elements;
• a first amplifier that increases or decreases an amplitude of each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank;
• a first filter that resonates an frequency component of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank after said increasing or decreasing the amplitude by the first amplifier;
• a first dynamics processor that regulates an amplitude level or adjusts a dynamic range of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank after said resonating the frequency component by the first filter;
• a second amplifier that increases or decreases the amplitude of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank after said regulating the amplitude level or adjusting the dynamic range by the first dynamics processor;
• a third amplifier that scales the amplitude of said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank after said increasing or decreasing the amplitude by the second amplifier;
• a first additive synthesizer that additively synthesizes said each element of the plurality of elements of said first circulator bank after said scaling the amplitude by the third amplifier;
• and
• a fourth amplifier that adjusts a master output level of said first converted sound.