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Modeling of audio effects such as reverberation, compression, distortion, etc.
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A data-driven approach for predicting the behavior of a given non-linear audio signal processing effect (henceforth "audio effect") using a deep auto-encoder model that is conditioned on both time-domain samples and the control parameters of the target audio effect.
This work re-expresses a time-varying all-pole filter to backpropagate the gradients through itself, so the filter implementation is not bound to the technical limitations of automatic differentiation frameworks and can be employed within audio systems containing filters with poles for efficient gradient evaluation.
Experiments on distorted speech show that the proposed blind method outperforms general-purpose speech enhancement techniques and restores the original voice quality, and comparisons with informed and supervised restoration methods show that the proposed blind method is at least as good as they are in terms of objective metrics.
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