EXTRACT VOICES FROM MUSIC SIGNAL USING MATLAB

Major Project Review

BATCH-14

BY:
SUPRABHA TANGNOD( 221710402060 )
MOHD. SHAKEER ( 221710402042)
DUVVALA GANESH( 221710402011 )
PROJECT GUIDE:
DR.K.Manjunathachari SIONA RATH ( 221710402056 )
Professor and HOD
Department of ECE
 CONTENTS

Introduction Working

Software Requirements Conclusion

Simulation and implementation References

INTRODUCTION

PROJECT DESCRIPTION :

 The main aim of the project is to detect

the better voice from audio signal using
filtering technique.
 It provides the information to detect the
voice signal and we can give the better
voice note using filtering. These are used
at multimedia applications.
OBJECTIVE

❖The main purpose of the project is detecting voice from the signal of the music or any
type of signals.

❖In this process we are taking dot-mat file to get the input as signal processing. After
that giving to the pre-process to reduce the complexity of the image.

❖Then we are applying to the process to convert into voice using signal processing
tools and technologies.

❖After that if any disturbance is there in voice we can use filtering process and finally,
we can get the result in graphical representation.
 LITERATURE SURVEY
S.No Title Author Name Keyword's
Velocity control, Large scale
Development of a voice speed control integration, Digital signal
1 H. Baba processing, Programmable
system LSI control

Speech-to-Singing Synthesis: Converting

Speech synthesis, Control
Speaking Voices to Singing Voices by system synthesis,
2
Controlling Acoustic Features Unique to Takeshi Saitou Automatic control

Singing Voices

A lightweight processing for conversion of Anderson Pierre Speech, Correlation, Speech

3 processing
whispering voice into normal speech Passos

Speech and Singing Discrimination for voice

4.
Audio Data Indexing Wei-Ho Tsai discrimination,pitch,

5
Automatic conversion of Pop music into Shih-Yang Su Audio mosaicing, chiptune
chiptunes for 8-bit pixel art
 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

 MATLAB 1026A VERSION(2016)

MATLAB® is a high-performance language for technical
computing. It integrates computation, visualisation, and
programming in an easy-to-use environment where problems
and solutions are expressed in familiar mathematical notation.
Typical uses include:
·Math and computation
·Algorithm development
·Modelling, simulation, and prototyping
 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

.Data analysis, exploration, and visualisation

·Scientific and engineering graphics
·Application development, including graphical user
interface buildingCurrent directory browser
• Workspace browser
• Command window
• Script
 D E S I G N E D METHOD

• DOT MAT FILE

• FILTERING
• CONVERSION TO VOICE
USING SIGNAL TOOLS
BLOCK DIAGRAM
 WORKING

 Load the dot mat file

for the requirements.
 After that write the
video in same folder
after that read that
video in next step.
 Next add noise to the
signal to get the better
signal of voice at
output side.
 RESULT

Waveform 1
*Input audio signal

Waveform 2
*Noise added audio signal
 RESULT

Waveform 3
*Audio signal after removal of noise

Waveform 4
*Audio signal without adding of noise
ADVANTAGES

• Give better voice

• Gives graphical representation

DISADVANTAGES

• Can’t filter properly

• Time taking process
 APPLICATIONS

• Music application
• Multimedia application
• Medical application
 CONCLUSION

 To detect and display the voice signal using dot mat file and filtering process.
 The project is for detecting voice from the signal of the music or any type of
signals.
 FUTURE SCOPE

 For the future purpose we can use this when the signal is detected, then convert all the

things based on that we can detect the voice of a person.

 REFERENCES

! Mecwan, Akash, dkk. (2009). Voice Conversion Algorithm. International Conference on Advances in
Computing, Communication and Control 2009.
! Turk, Oytun. (2003). New Methods for Voice Conversion. M.S Thesis.
! Boersma, Paul. (2001). Praat, a system for doing phonetics by computer. Glot International.
!Jyh-Shing Roger Jang. (2009). Audio signal processing and recognition. Retrieved February 11,

2010, from http://neural.cs.nthu.edu.tw/jang/books/audioSignalProcessing/.

!Park, Sung-won. (2007). Chapter 7 Linear Predictive Speech Processing. Retrieved January 16,

2010, from http://www.engineer.tamuk.edu/spark/chap7.pdf

THANK YOU