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How to process audio signal using Simulink
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How to process audio signal using Simulink
Proposed article introduction
Simulink is a dynamic and software Matlab integrated simulation and model design system. Simulink is a graphical programming language data flow tool for modelling, simulating and analyzing models. It’s essentially a diagrammatical framework with customizable block library packages, product style control, traceability criteria, and application coverage analysis. Using this software, we can create models to process audio signals.
This tutorial presents some basic processing of Audio signals using Simulink. We are implementing FIR low pass filter to remove white Gaussian noise in an audio signal. Also, a graphic equalizer is implemented to produce various sound effects such as Pop, Rock, Jazz, etc. Few other popular sound effects such as Echo, Flange and Reverb are also realized in SIMULINK.
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Article quality
This article shows how to simulate different models to process audio signals using Simulink. The simulations are well explained, and the different blocks to use.