Sentence examples for audio manipulation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor had never produced a project involving the spoken word; Mr. Gray had never recorded a monologue with split-second timing and audio manipulation made possible by state-of-the-art digital equipment.

However, there's a new breed of video and audio manipulation tools, made possible by advances in artificial intelligence and computer graphics, that will allow for the creation of realistic looking footage of public figures appearing to say, well, anything.

The trick was that those commands would be played in the ultrasonic range above 20kHz – inaudible to human ears but, through audio manipulation by the researchers, easily perceptible to digital ones.

Mr. Telegdy said the show's format was inherently strong enough to endure".This is a thoughtful, quality music show," he said".No overblown production, no pyrotechnics, or air cannons.There are no back tracks or Auto-Tune or the audio manipulation that the other shows do".

Only this flat image moved, rapped and seemed to interact with the audience, at one point calling out "Coachella!" The audio manipulation required for this last touch should be no news to fans of hip-hop, in which samples and digitally looped voices can be made to say just about anything a producer wants them to.

You can save queues (playlists, really) and all of the audio manipulation, including control of bass and treble, are done in the app.

Figure 1 Relationships between audio manipulations and corresponding spectrogram image transformations.

Studies addressing the relationship between spatial separation and change perception, however, are few, limited to virtual audio manipulations, and are generally not in agreement.

In other methods, embedded data resists only to few audio manipulations such as resizing, re-sampling, filtering etc, and they only tolerate noise addition or data compression at very low rate.

In a rather small testing dataset with only four different original excerpts, scale invariance of the transform renders the fingerprints robust against pitch shifting caused by speed changes up to ±10%, and local normalization ensures the robustness against other common audio manipulations.

The world of mashups is a hotbed for cultural juxtaposition and technical innovation, making use of expensive audio-manipulation software to bring artists like Korn and Taylor Swift or Jay-Z and The Beatles together in magnificently gratifying ways (if done right).