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US 2004/0016338 A1Published application
System and method for digitally processing one or more audio signals
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorJeremy M. Dobies
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Abstract
A method for processing an audio signal is provided that includes receiving an audio signal and integrating the audio signal with a selected one of a plurality of sound effects. The method also includes generating an output that reflects the integration of the audio signal and the selected sound effect. The output may then be communicated to a next destination.
Claims20
A system for processing an audio signal, comprising:
- an audio processing module operable to receive an audio signal, the audio processing module operable to integrate a selected one or more of a plurality of sound effects with the audio signal, the audio processing module operable to generate an audio signal output that reflects the integration of the selected sound effect and the audio signal.
A method for processing an audio signal, comprising:
- receiving an audio signal;
- integrating the audio signal with a selected one of a plurality of sound effects;
- generating an output that reflects the integration of the audio signal and the selected sound effect;
- and
- communicating the output to a next destination.
2 more elements
An audio processing module for processing an audio signal, comprising:
- a programmable interface operable to receive one or more files associated with one or more sound effects to be integrated with an audio signal received by the audio processing module, wherein the audio processing module is operable to receive the audio signal and to integrate a selected one or more of the sound effects with the audio signal, the audio processing module operable to generate an audio signal output that reflects the integration of the selected sound effect and the audio signal;
- and
- a mechanical interface operable to provide a manual adjustment for tuning the audio signal as it is integrated with the selected sound effect.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.