Read the audio file given to you and play it from Matlab. Find the number of samples in the audio file (just the length of the array!) and the sampling rate.
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Read the audio file given to you and play it from Matlab. Find the number of samples in the audio file (just the length of the array!) and the sampling rate.
(a) Downsample the audio by L = 2,5, 10, and play the output from Mat lab.Comment on your observations.
(b) Upsample the audio by M = 2.5, 10. by introducing zero valued samples between each pair of consecutive samples. Play the output and write your observations.
(c) Perform the upsampling by introducing the average of two consecutive samples in between. Do you observe any difference in the output of part (b) and (c)? Note: Write your own functions to perform downsampling and upsampling. Do not use the inbuilt Matlab commands,
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Chunru
on 27 Aug 2022
Read the audio file given to you and play it from Matlab.
doc audioread
Find the number of samples in the audio file (just the length of the array!) and the sampling rate.
doc size
(a) Downsample the audio by L = 2,5, 10, and play the output from Mat lab.Comment on your observations.
doc resample
(b) Upsample the audio by M = 2.5, 10. by introducing zero valued samples between each pair of consecutive samples. Play the output and write your observations.
doc resample
(c) Perform the upsampling by introducing the average of two consecutive samples in between. Do you observe any difference in the output of part (b) and (c)? Note: Write your own functions to perform downsampling and upsampling. Do not use the inbuilt Matlab commands,
Try out yourself first.
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Chunru
on 27 Aug 2022
% Down sampling without filter
a = randn(1:1000)
b = a(1:5:1000); % downsample by a factor of 5
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