Audio Equalizer in Matlab [教程].pptVIP

GUI with a movable bar for inputs Modify input values Comb function filter design Convolve Combine Output This function acquires the variables from the GUI and the user settings. function [a, b, c, beta] = combeq(G0, G, GB, D, Dw, s, f22) G and GO are variable names we will apply to N and BW later. values from the matrix f22, which is a matrix containing values from the sliders in the GUI. G0 = f22(1) G = (f22(2) + 1) / 2 j = round(G0) + 10 We used the following algorithms to define the inputs to the function iircomb. wo = fs/((j + 1)*fs/20 + 1) wo = round(wo) + 1 bw = G*(fs/1.01)/(fs) + 0.001; [num, den] = iircomb(wo,bw,notch); filter1 = [num, den]; Next we convolve our filter with our original audio matrix for a finalized audio matrix. Write this matrix to a wave file and we are finished y1 = conv(x, filter1); %Convolve fvtool(num, den, y1, 1, x, 1); %Display Output on Graph wavwrite(y1,fs,equalized_audio_file); %Write audio file We used the following algorithm to display the Fourier Transform of the original and final outputs. donkey = 18000; ftransform = fft(y1); oftransform = fft(x); f444 = 1000*(0:donkey); figure(10); plot(f444,ftransform(1:(donkey+1))); hold on; plot(f444,oftransform(1:(donkey+1)),r); title(Frequency content of equalized_audio_file.wav); xlabel(frequency (Hz)); ylim([0 10000]); GUI with a movable bar for inputs Modify input values Notch function filter design Convolve Combine Output This function acquires the variables from the GUI and the user settings. function [a, b, c, beta] = combeq(G0, G, GB, D, Dw, s, f22) G and GO are variable names we will apply to fO and BW later. values from the matrix f22, which is a matrix containing values from the sliders in the GUI. G0 = (f22(1) + 10) / 20 G = (f22(2) + 10) / 20 We used the following algorithms to define the inputs to the function iirnotch. wo = G0*(fs/1.01)/(fs) + 0.001 bw = G*(fs/1.01)/(fs) + 0.001; [num, den] = iirnotch(wo,bw); filter1 = [num, den]; Next we convolve our fi