Audio Effect

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Group Members

Mahrab Alam (021201007)

Mashruk Rafin (021203004)
 The effects that we have covered
• Gain
• Fade In
• Fade Out
• Compression
• Normalize
• Reverb
• Playback Speed
• Delay
• Echo
• Distortion
• Invert
• Chorus
• Equalizer
Description of the effects
Gain
Gain generally increases the sound by a factor. Here the factor is ‘gain’.
Then we multiply it with real sample.
Fade In
Fade in actually means that the sound gets faded beforehand. For doing that first
we create an logarithmic rising envelope & then multiply with real signal.
Fade Out
Fade out actually means that the sound gets faded later. For doing that first we
create an logarithmic decaying envelope & then multiply with real signal.
Compression
Compression generally changes the dynamic range of signals.
After a certain threshold is crossed it changes the music.
It kind of acts like a filter.
Normalize
If there are uneven samples here and there in audio file then to get a round figure
value for every sample it’s used.
Reverb
Reverb, short for reverberation, is the persistence of sound after the sound is
produced. It occurs when sound waves reflect off surfaces in a space and blend
together
Playback Speed
Playback speed control allows to adjust the speed at which audio is played back
Delay
Delay is an audio effect that produces a delayed version of the original sound. It
creates repetitions of the sound with a time delay between each repetition
Echo
Echo is similar to delay but typically involves longer delay times and more
noticeable repetitions of the original sound
Distortion
Distortion is an audio effect that alters the waveform of the sound signal to create
a distorted, gritty, or saturated sound.
Invert
Inverting an audio signal involves reversing the polarity of the waveform,
effectively flipping it upside down.
Chorus
Chorus is an audio effect that simulates the sound of multiple instruments or
voices playing or singing the same part simultaneously.
Equalizer
An equalizer is a tool used to adjust the frequency response of an audio signal by
boosting or cutting specific frequency bands.
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