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Sho-So-In: Control of a Physical Model of the Sho by Means of Automatic Feature Extraction from Real Sounds
2004
Journal of New Music Research
This paper proposes a synthesis framework for sound hybridization that creates sho-like sounds with articulations that are the same as that of a given input signal. This approach has three components: acoustic feature extraction, physical parameter estimation, and waveform synthesis. During acoustic feature extraction, the amplitude and fundamental frequency of the input signal are extracted, and in the parameter estimation stage these values are converted to control parameters for the physical
doi:10.1080/0929821052000343831
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