dot-shiftPitch: Shift pitch per sound
In soundgen: Sound Synthesis and Acoustic Analysis

.shiftPitch

R Documentation

Shift pitch per sound

Description

Internal soundgen function called by shiftPitch

Usage

.shiftPitch(
  audio,
  multPitch,
  multFormants,
  timeStretch,
  freqWindow = NULL,
  dynamicRange = 80,
  windowLength = 50,
  step = NULL,
  overlap = 75,
  wn = "gaussian",
  interpol = c("approx", "spline")[1],
  propagation = c("time", "adaptive")[1],
  preserveEnv = NULL,
  transplantEnv_pars = list(),
  normalize = c("max", "orig", "none")[2],
  play = FALSE
)

Arguments

`audio`	a list returned by `readAudio`
`multPitch`	1 = no change, >1 = raise pitch (eg 1.1 = 10% up, 2 = one octave up), <1 = lower pitch. Anchor format accepted for multPitch / multFormant / timeStretch (see `soundgen`)
`multFormants`	1 = no change, >1 = raise formants (eg 1.1 = 10% up, 2 = one octave up), <1 = lower formants
`timeStretch`	1 = no change, >1 = longer, <1 = shorter
`freqWindow`	the width of spectral smoothing window, Hz. Defaults to detected f0 prior to pitch shifting - see `shiftFormants` for discussion and examples
`dynamicRange`	dynamic range, dB. All values more than one dynamicRange under maximum are treated as zero
`windowLength`	length of FFT window, ms
`step`	you can override `overlap` by specifying FFT step, ms (NB: because digital audio is sampled at discrete time intervals of 1/samplingRate, the actual step and thus the time stamps of STFT frames may be slightly different, eg 24.98866 instead of 25.0 ms)
`overlap`	overlap between successive FFT frames, %
`wn`	window type accepted by `ftwindow`, currently gaussian, hanning, hamming, bartlett, rectangular, blackman, flattop
`interpol`	the method for interpolating scaled spectra and anchors
`propagation`	the method for propagating phase: "time" = horizontal propagation (default), "adaptive" = an experimental implementation of "vocoder done right" (Prusa & Holighaus 2017)
`preserveEnv`	if TRUE, transplants the amplitude envelope from the original to the modified sound with `transplantEnv`. Defaults to TRUE if no time stretching is performed and FALSE otherwise
`transplantEnv_pars`	a list of parameters passed on to `transplantEnv` if `preserveEnv = TRUE`
`normalize`	"orig" = same as input (default), "max" = maximum possible peak amplitude, "none" = no normalization
`play`	if TRUE, plays the synthesized sound using the default player on your system. If character, passed to `play` as the name of player to use, eg "aplay", "play", "vlc", etc. In case of errors, try setting another default player for `play`