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PY: Cool Convolution
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from scipy.io import wavfile | |
import scipy.io | |
from scipy.fft import fft, ifft | |
import numpy as np | |
""" | |
chord.wav should be a short sound, equivalent to carrier in vocoder | |
impulse.wav should be a quite sparse transient heavy sound, equivalent to modulator in vocoder | |
play with tsmear and asmear to tweak between vocoder and convolution like sound | |
""" | |
Tsmear = 1000 | |
Asmear = 100 | |
polar2z = lambda r,θ:r*np.exp(1j*θ) | |
z2polar = lambda z:(np.abs(z),np.angle(z)) | |
samplerate,data = wavfile.read("chord.wav") | |
Xl = data[:,0] | |
Xr = data[:,1] | |
samplerate,phasedata = wavfile.read("impulse.wav") | |
X2l = phasedata[:,0] | |
X2r = phasedata[:,1] | |
X2l = np.convolve(X2l,np.random.rand(Tsmear)-0.5,mode="same") #time smear template | |
X2r = np.convolve(X2r,np.random.rand(Tsmear)-0.5,mode="same") #time smear template | |
Xl = np.resize(Xl,len(X2l)) | |
Xr = np.resize(Xr,len(X2r)) | |
convAl = fft(Xl) | |
convPl = fft(X2l) | |
convAr = fft(Xr) | |
convPr = fft(X2r) | |
YAl = z2polar(convAl) | |
YPl = z2polar(convPl) | |
YAr = z2polar(convAr) | |
YPr = z2polar(convPr) | |
Amaskl = np.convolve(YAl[0],np.hamming(Asmear),mode="same") #blur amplitude of pad file and multiply w/amplitude of tmplate | |
Amaskr = np.convolve(YAr[0],np.hamming(Asmear),mode="same") #blur amplitude of pad file and multiply w/amplitude of tmplate | |
Yl = polar2z(YPl[0]*Amaskl,YPl[1]) | |
Yr = polar2z(YPr[0]*Amaskl,YPr[1]) | |
Xl = ifft(Yl) | |
Xr = ifft(Yr) | |
Xl = np.real(Xl) | |
Xr = np.real(Xr) | |
Xl = Xl/np.max(np.abs([Xl,Xr])) | |
Xr = Xr/np.max(np.abs([Xl,Xr])) | |
wavfile.write("output.wav", samplerate, np.array([Xl,Xr]).T) |
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