Post-processing of audio recordings
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorPeter Isberg
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Abstract
A method of post-processing an audio recording in an audio production equipment (101) includes receiving at least one audio track (91) of the audio recording, analyzing one or more characteristics (80) of the at least one audio track (91) to identify a timing of one or more points of interest (251-254) of a content (201-203, 269) of the at least one audio track (91), and adding, to the audio recording and at the timing of the one or more points of interest (251-254), one or more audience reaction effects (261-264).
Claims16
A method of post-processing an audio recording in an audio production equipment, comprising:
- receiving at least one audio track of the audio recording,
- analyzing one or more characteristics of the at least one audio track to identify a timing of one or more points of interest of a content of the at least one audio track,
- adding, to the audio recording and at the timing of the one or more points of interest, one or more audience reaction effects;
- detecting a first intensity of an audience reaction of the content of the at least one audio track;
- generating the one or more audience reaction effects based on the audience reaction;
- and
- adding the one or more audience reaction effects having a second intensity, the second intensity being larger than the first intensity.
A method of post-processing an audio recording in an audio production equipment, comprising:
- receiving at least one audio track of the audio recording,
- analyzing one or more characteristics of the at least one audio track to identify a timing of one or more points of interest of a content of the at least one audio track,
- adding, to the audio recording and at the timing of the one or more points of interest, one or more audience reaction effects
- performing at least one of a pitch detection and a fricative detection on vocals of the content of the at least one audio track, and
- generating crowd singing in accordance with the at least one of the pitch detection and the fricative detection, to obtain the one or more audience reaction effects.
An audio production equipment comprising at least one processor and a memory, wherein the at least one processor is configured to load program code from the memory and to execute the program code, wherein the at least one processor is configured to perform, upon executing the program code:
- receive at least one audio track of the audio recording,
- analyze one or more characteristics of the at least one audio track to identify a timing of one or more points of interest of a content of the at least one audio track,
- add, to the audio recording and at the timing of the one or more points of interest, one or more audience reaction effects;
- detecting a first intensity of an audience reaction of the content of the at least one audio track;
- generating the one or more audience reaction effects based on the audience reaction;
- and
- adding the one or more audience reaction effects having a second intensity, the second intensity being larger than the first intensity.
An audio production equipment comprising at least one processor and a memory, wherein the at least one processor is configured to load program code from the memory and to execute the program code, wherein the at least one processor is configured to perform, upon executing the program code:
- receive at least one audio track of the audio recording,
- analyze one or more characteristics of the at least one audio track to identify a timing of one or more points of interest of a content of the at least one audio track, add, to the audio recording and at the timing of the one or more points of interest, one or more audience reaction effects,
- perform at least one of a pitch detection and a fricative detection on vocals of the content of the at least one audio track, and
- generate crowd singing in accordance with the at least one of the pitch detection and the fricative detection, to obtain the one or more audience reaction effects.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.