Miscallaneous audio processing in Matlab.
This repository contains a suite of matlab scripts that can be used to process audio .wav files. They have been used to generate experimental stimuli for published studies. Included scripts can be used to: created (noise/pulse-train/speech-shape-noise) vocoded sounds; normalize RMS power; convert to mono; automatically trim silence; mix multiple files together (at a given SNR); and resample to different sample frequencies. There are a few utility functions thrown in to support those scripts (e.g., vargParser is a useful tool for parsing optional arguments passed to functions).
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