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2. Agenda
• Properties of sound
• Analog audio
• Digital audio
• Audio file formats
• Sound recording
• Sound editing
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3. Introduction
• Audio is the reproduction of sound - important
means of communication.
• There are a number of advantages of using
audio.
• most obvious: interface for visual disabilities
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4. Properties of Sound
• Sound is a pressure
wave created by
successively vibrating
matter back and forth.
• The sound wave is in
the form of a sine
wave.
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5. Frequency
• The number of air pressure oscillations per
second at a fixed point by a sound wave
• Measured in Hertz (Hz) - number of waves per
second
• Audible range (human) = 20 Hz - 20 kHz
• this is where the sensation of pitch
originates
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6. Frequency & Pitch
Frequency
Pitch
Frequency
Pitch
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7. Wavelength
• The distance between waves
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8. Amplitude
• The height of the
wave
• Measured in decibels
(dB or dBA)
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9. Intensity vs. Loudness
• Amplitude can be thought of as the intensity of
sound and is measurable.
• Loudness of sound is a perception.
• Sound can be perceived differently at the various
frequencies (1 kHz-4 kHz is more sensitive than
the lower and the higher)
• Individuals also have different hearing capacities.
What is loud to one person may not be loud to
another, which why loudness is a perception and
cannot be measured.
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10. dBA Sound
10 Normal breathing
20 Whispering at 5 ft
30 Soft whispering
50 Rainfall
60 Normal conversation
110 Shouting in the ear
120 Thunder
110-120 Rock concert
130 Air raid
180 Rocket launching from pad
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11. Analog Audio
• analog = the
measurement of
continuous change or
movement over a
period of time
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12. Digital Audio
• The reproduction of sound using digital
information
• The value of the signal is sampled at regular
intervals by an analog-to-digital converter
(ADC)
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13. Basic Terminology &
Properties of DA
• Channels
• Sampling rate
• Bit depth
• Quality and file size
• Compression
• Audio codecs
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14. Channels
Stereo
e s se d l
c om p r i le w i l
An u n gi t a l f
e o di e s i ze o f a
s te r c e t h
b e t w i n o f i le .
mo
Mono
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15. Sampling Rate
• ADC - the signal is sampled at regular intervals
• The value of each sample is rounded to the
nearest integer in a scale that varies according
to the resolution of the signal
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16. Sampling Rate
• The accuracy the
reproduction to
the source
depends on how
often the sample is
taken.
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17. Common DA Sampling Rate
8,000 Hz telephone, adequate for human speech
22,050 Hz radio
32,000 Hz miniDV digital camcorder
CD, commonly used with MPEG-1 audio
44,100 Hz
(VCD, SVCD, MP3)
digital sound used for digital TV, DVD, DAT,
48,000 Hz
films and professional audio
96,000 or 192,400 Hz DVD-audio and HD-DVD audio tracks
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18. Bit Depth
• The number of bits used to describe each of
the samples taken from the sampling rate
• the potential accuracy of a digital audio
• Higher bit-depth audio will sound better
than lower one
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19. Quality & File Size
• Make the highest level (if possible) ~ 16-bit
44kHz Stereo
• this produces a large file size, however, high
audio clarity
• Chances to manipulate such file (to make it
smaller) :
• reduce the sampling rate
• make it mono
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21. Compression
Audio
Quality
“later editing”
• Digital audio files can also
be compressed to reduce Lossless
file size WMA
Lossy
• MPEG-1 Audio layer-3 MP3
Real Audio
(MP3) is a common
“transmission”
File Size
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22. Audio Codecs
• An audio codec is a piece of software
(coder/decoder)
or a driver that provides support for certain
audio formats for certain system.
codec x codec y
✘
Audio codecs codec x
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23. Audio File Formats
• An audio file format is a
container format for storing
• WAV format
data on a computer system. • Microsoft’s audio format
• AIF format • also one of the mostthe
common format on
• developed by Apple
Computer
web
• MP3
• supported by most web
browsers • most widespread form
of audio on the Internet
• AU format
• playable on various
• one of theformat on the
common
most players
web
• created by Sun
Microsystems
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25. MIDI Format
• Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) is
typically used to play music.
• MIDI files contain a set of instruction that the
computer sends to a sound card, synthesizer,
or other device.
• Such instructions (note and instrument
description) describe how to play the sound,
rather than recording an actual rendition of
the sound.
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27. Sound Recording
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30. Sound Editing
• Audacity - it’s GNU GPL license, it’s free, it’s cross
platform.
• Tracks
• Waveform display
• Selection
• Trim
• Amplify
• Pitch
• and many more....
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31. Digital Audio
Technologies & Applications
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32. Portable Music Players
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33. Before Digital
70s
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34. CD on market (1982)
D ig i t al!
I t ’s
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35. Not quite portable, is it?
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36. Digital files?
Compress ‘em
ATRAC WMA
CODECS
MP3
Vorbis (OGG) AAC
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37. Digital Audio Players
1997 - MPMan 1998 - Rio PMP300
SaeHan Infomation Systems Diamond Multimedia
Eiger Labs MPMAN F10 (1998) 32 MB Internal Memory
32 MB SmartMedia Memory Slot
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38. Digital Audio Players
2000 - Creative NOMAD Jukebox
Creative Labs
6 GB Harddisk
$500
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39. The Revolution
October 2001 - 1st iPod Introducing
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40. iPod Family
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required.*
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46. iTunes
+ iTunes Music Store
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48. Online Music Stores
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50. Podcast
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52. AudioBooks
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54. Text-to-Speech
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56. DAISY (Digital Accessibility
Information System)
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