Audio track mixing processor
OwnerFrederick E. Porter, IIIinventor
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An audio track mixing processor comprising phonic conversion circuitry for receiving a primary audio track of an input audio mix in stereo and transmitting a detector activation signal in mono; a plurality of root mean square detectors tuned to consecutive midrange frequencies and each receiving the detector activation signal and each transmitting a gain control signal based upon the detector activation signal; a plurality of gain reduction amplifiers each tuned to the same consecutive midrange frequencies as the root mean square detectors and each receiving the secondary audio track of an input audio mix and the gain control signal, and each transmitting a first modified secondary audio track based upon the gain control signal; a bypass filter for receiving the secondary audio track of an input audio mix and transmitting a second modified secondary audio track; and summation circuitry for receiving a primary audio track and the first and second modified secondary audio tracks and transmitting a summed result thereof as an output audio mix.
An audio track mixing processor for creating a spectral diminution of a plurality of audio tracks in an input audio mix with respect to a selected audio track of the input audio mix, wherein the selected audio track within the input audio mix is designated as a primary audio track and the remaining audio tracks within the input audio mix are designated as a secondary audio track and a modified secondary audio track, wherein each audio track is formed of relative high frequency and mid-frequency and low frequency signals, comprising, in combination:
An audio track mixing processor for creating a spectral diminution of a plurality of audio tracks in an input audio mix with respect to a selected audio track of the input audio mix, wherein the selected audio track is designated as the primary audio track and the remaining audio tracks are designated as a secondary audio track a modified secondary audio track, and wherein each audio track is formed of relative high, mid, and low frequency signals, comprising:
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