Re: [Freetel-codec2] Using Deep Learning to Reconstruct High-Resolution Audio

2017-06-26 Thread glen english
That demo IS interesting !! the HF extension a bit like the extensions uses in MPEG4 AAC-PLUS.. but the AAC version is I understand quite basic in its method. I've only ever heard it on music. It's quite convincing, at least on a small speaker in a non critical listening environment. There is a

Re: [Freetel-codec2] Using Deep Learning to Reconstruct High-Resolution Audio

2017-06-26 Thread David Rowe
Thanks Ricardo, The demo was interesting, some high frequency reconstruction. I wonder if they mean "kHz" in the article rather than "kbps) when they referred to down sampling. The banner at the bottom made reading the article really annoying. As it happens I playing with some similar idea

Re: [Freetel-codec2] Using Deep Learning to Reconstruct High-Resolution Audio

2017-06-26 Thread Tomas Härdin
Hi Looks like this just extrapolates the upper part of the spectrum, and not super well judging by those images. codec2 already tries to code the harmonic content via vector quantization, so isn't really low- samplerate in the same way. In fact, I think David is working on getting 16+ ksps working

[Freetel-codec2] Using Deep Learning to Reconstruct High-Resolution Audio

2017-06-23 Thread Ricardo Andere de Mello
Hi, Recently I have been working with deep learning, but mainly focused in image recognition. I found one article related to audio, and I thought you would find it interesting: https://blog.insightdatascience.com/using-deep-learning-to-reconstruct-high-resolution-audio-29deee8b7ccd I was wonder