Sound Processing Method, Sound Processing Apparatus, and Non-transitory Computer-Readable Storage Medium Storing Program
AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorHiroomi SHIDOJI
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Abstract
A sound processing method includes receiving an audio signal, generating an effect signal obtained by performing reverb processing on the audio signal, selecting a first speaker among three or more speakers, and selecting a second speaker corresponding to the first speaker based on a positional relationship with the first speaker, and distributing the effect signal to the selected first speaker and second speaker.
Claims20
A sound processing method comprising:
- receiving an audio signal;
- generating an effect signal obtained by performing reverb processing on the audio signal;
- selecting a first speaker among three or more speakers, and selecting a second speaker corresponding to the first speaker based on a positional relationship with the first speaker;
- and
- distributing the effect signal to the selected first speaker and second speaker.
A sound processing apparatus comprising:
- a processor configured to:
- receive an audio signal;
- generate an effect signal obtained by performing reverb processing on the audio signal;
- select a first speaker among three or more speakers, and select a second speaker corresponding to the first speaker based on a positional relationship with the first speaker;
- and
- distribute the effect signal to the selected first speaker and second speaker.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program that causes an information processing apparatus to execute processing comprising:
- receiving an audio signal;
- generating an effect signal obtained by performing reverb processing on the audio signal;
- selecting a first speaker among three or more speakers, and selecting a second speaker corresponding to the first speaker based on a positional relationship with the first speaker;
- and
- distributing the effect signal to the selected first speaker and second speaker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.