Adaptive diffuse signal generation in an upmixer
AssigneeDolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
InventorsAlan J. Seefeldt, Mark S. Vinton, C. Phillip Brown
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AssigneeDolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
InventorsAlan J. Seefeldt, Mark S. Vinton, C. Phillip Brown
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An audio processing system, such as an upmixer, may be capable of separating diffuse and non-diffuse portions of N input audio signals. The upmixer may be capable of detecting instances of transient audio signal conditions. During instances of transient audio signal conditions, the up-mixer may be capable of adding a signal-adaptive control to a diffuse signal expansion process in which M audio signals are output. The upmixer may vary the diffuse signal expansion process over time such that during instances of transient audio signal conditions the diffuse portions of audio signals may be distributed substantially only to output channels spatially close to the input channels. During instances of non-transient audio signal conditions, the diffuse portions of audio signals may be distributed in a substantially uniform manner.
A method for deriving M diffuse audio signals from N audio signals for presentation of a diffuse sound field, wherein M is greater than N and is greater than 2, and wherein the method comprises:
An apparatus, comprising:
A non-transitory medium having software stored thereon, the software including instructions for controlling at least one apparatus to:
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