Voice Modulator |
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by Adam Rosenfield, Lunduo Ye |
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Our voice modulator samples an audio signal from a microphone and modulates
it according to what notes are being played on an electronic keyboard.
Regardless of what frequencies the input signal is producing, the output
gets shifted to the frequencies of the notes being played while preserving
the overtones that make up vocal patterns. Chords can also be produced - if
the user plays the notes C, E, and G and speaks, the output will be him
singing a C-major chord. This allows for some awesome effects, such as
allowing one person to sing in four part counterpoint, or for someone who
has no sense of pitch to sing perfectly in tune.
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