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A simple f0 estimation from a log. spectrum. | A simple f0 estimation from a log. spectrum. | ||
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:;<var>sp</var>:log. spectrum | :;<var>sp</var>:log. spectrum | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:26, 10 November 2022
A simple f0 estimation from a log. spectrum.
- Usage
f0sp(sp, df, fmin, fmax, nc)- sp
- log. spectrum
- df
- frequency resolution in Hz
- fmin
- minimum range for component search
- fmax
- maximum range for component search
- nc
- number of f0 components
- Result
- f0 in Hz. Set to 0 if detection fails.
- Description
- find all spectral peaks in the selected frequency range
- select the nc highest peaks
- find the smallest frequency difference of the selected peak (use lowest peak frequency as start value)
- use this difference to compuet harmonic mean of selected peaks
