Agora Lab, Inc.

Ruixiang Hang

Jianyuan Feng

Fan Li

Linsheng Zhao

A new real-time spatial audio rendering system includes a real-time spatial audio rendering computer software application adapted to run on a communication device. The application renders stereo audio from mono audio sources in a virtual room of a listener. The listener can be mobile. The stereo audio is rendered for each listener within the room. The real-time spatial audio rendering system has two different modes, with and without reverberation. Reverberation can provide the sense of the dimensions of the room, First, the anechoic processing module produces the anechoic stereo audio that provides the sense of direction and distance of spatial audio. When reverberation is desired, the reverberation processing module is also performed to provide the sense of the room's dimensions by the spatial audio.

System and method for rendering real-time spatial audio in virtual environment

A method of converting a frame of a voice sample to a singing frame includes obtaining a pitch value of the frame; obtaining formant information of the frame using the pitch value; obtaining aperiodicity information of the frame using the pitch value; obtaining a tonic pitch and chord pitches; using the formant information, the aperiodicity information, the tonic pitch, and the chord pitches to obtain the singing frame; and outputting or saving the singing frame.

Real-time speech to singing conversion

Transforming a voice of a speaker to a reference timbre includes converting a first portion of a source signal of the voice of the speaker into a time-frequency domain to obtain a time-frequency signal; obtaining frequency bin means of magnitudes over time of the time-frequency signal; converting the frequency bin magnitude means into a Bark domain to obtain a source frequency response curve (SR), where SR(i) corresponds to magnitude mean of the ifrequency bin; obtaining respective gains of frequency bins of the Bark domain with respect to a reference frequency response curve (Rf); obtaining equalizer parameters using the respective gains of the frequency bins of the Bark domain; and transforming the first portion to the reference timbre using the equalizer parameters.

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Ruixiang Hang