Method, apparatus, and program for envelope generation, audio compression, and audio expansion
AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorKiyoomi Utsumi
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AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorKiyoomi Utsumi
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An envelope generator (20), comprises: an input terminal (20a) for having a signal inputted therein; a first integrator (21) for generating intermediate state of envelopes with a first attack time and a first release time in response to changes in level of said signal inputted through said input terminal (20a) to impart said intermediate state of envelopes to said signal; a second integrator (22) for respectively modifying said intermediate state of envelopes into final state of envelopes with a second attack time and a second release time in response to changes in level of said signal imparted said intermediate state of envelopes; and an output terminal (20d) for outputting said signal with said final state of envelopes therethrough. The envelope generator (20) thus constructed can make gain signal follow rapid fluctuations in level of an audio signal, and can impart a relatively high quality for compressing and expanding level of the audio signal not to break in shape.
An envelope generator, comprising:
An audio compression apparatus, comprising:
An audio expansion apparatus, comprising:
An envelope generation method, comprising:
An audio compression method, comprising:
An audio expansion method, comprising:
A recordable medium having stored thereon information on an envelope generation program having a computer perform an envelope generation, said envelope generation program comprising:
A recordable medium having stored thereon information on an audio compression program having a computer perform a compression of an audio signal, said audio compression program comprising:
A recordable medium having stored thereon information on an audio expansion program having a computer perform an expansion of an audio signal, said audio expansion program comprising:
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