This page consists of the latest m-files of STRAIGHT. The four new m-files were designed to provide an easy means for using STRAIGHT in command mode and/or batch mode. It provides (hopefully) readable access to analysis and synthesis parameters. It also allows you to use other F0 extraction programs instead of using the STRAIGHT F0 extractor based on a fixed-point analysis. Please check the STRAIGHT support page for the latest information and useful links.
17 September, 2005.
Hideki Kawahara
Please add this directory to your Matlab path.
Usually, the following four wrapper m-files are sufficient for your own program development.
Source information extraction for STRAIGHT [f0raw,ap,analysisParams]=exstraightsource(x,fs,optionalParams) Input parameters x : input signal. if it is multi channel, only the first channel is used fs : sampling frequency (Hz) optionalParams : Optional parameters for analysis Output parameters f0raw : fundamental frequency (Hz) ap : amount of aperiodic component in the time frequency representation : represented in dB analysisParams : Analysis parameters actually used Usage: Case 1: The simplest method [f0raw,ap]=exstraightsource(x,fs); Case 2: You can get to know what parameters were used. [f0raw,ap,analysisParams]=exstraightsource(x,fs); CAse 3: You can have full control of STRAIGHT synthesis. Please use case 2 to find desired parameters to modify. [f0raw,ap,analysisParams]=exstraightsource(x,fs,optionalParams);
Spectral information extraction for STRAIGHT [n3sgram,nalysisParamsSp]=exstraightspec(x,f0raw,fs,optionalParamsSP) Input parameters x : input signal. only the first channel is analyzed f0raw : fundamental frequency (Hz) in 1 ms temporal resolution : set 0 for aperiodic part fs : sampling frequency (Hz) optionalParamsSP : spectrum analysis parameters Output parameters n3sgram : Smoothed time frequency representation (spectrogram) analysisParamsSp : Actually used parameters Usage: Case 1: The simplest method n3sgram = exstraightspec(x,f0raw,fs); Case 2: You can get to know what parameters were used. [n3sgram,analysisParamsSp]=exstraightspec(x,f0raw,fs); CAse 3: You can have full control of STRAIGHT synthesis. Please use case 2 to find desired parameters to modify. [n3sgram,analysisParamsSp]=exstraightspec(x,f0raw,fs,optionalParamsSP);
Synthesis using STRAIGHT parameters [sy,prmS] = exstraightsynth(f0raw,n3sgram,ap,fs,optionalParamsS) Input parameters f0raw : fundamental frequency (Hz) n3sgram : STRAIGHT spectrogram (in absolute value) ap : aperiodic component (dB re. to total power) fs : sampling frequency (Hz) optionalParamsS : optional synthesis parameters Output parameters sy : synthesized speech prmS : Actually used synthesis parameters Usage: Case 1: The simplest method sy = exstraightsynth(f0raw,n3sgram,ap,fs); Case 2: You can get to know what parameters were used. [sy,prmS] = exstraightsynth(f0raw,n3sgram,ap,fs); CAse 3: You can have full control of STRAIGHT synthesis. Please use case 2 to find desired parameters to modify. [sy,prmS] = exstraightsynth(f0raw,n3sgram,ap,fs,optionalParamsS);
Aperiodicity index extraction for STRAIGHT [ap,analysisParams]=exstraightAPind(x,fs,f0,optionalParams) Input parameters x : input signal. if it is multi channel, only the first channel is used fs : sampling frequency (Hz) f0 : fundamental frequency (Hz) optionalParams : Optional parameters for analysis Output parameters ap : amount of aperiodic component in the time frequency represntation : represented in dB analysisParams : Analysis parameters actually used Usage: Case 1: The simplest method ap=exstraightAPind(x,fs,f0); Case 2: You can get to know what parameters were used. [ap,analysisParams]=exstraightAPind(x,fs,f0); CAse 3: You can have full control of STRAIGHT synthesis. Please use case 2 to find desired parameters to modify. [ap,analysisParams]=exstraightAPind(x,fs,f0,optionalParams);
The procedures and data, so-called STRAIGHT-suite, in this directory are under the copyright of ATR Human Information Processing Research laboratories, Wakayama University, JST and Prof. Hideki Kawahara. No programs (except for trivial ones; such as HzToErbRate and smax) and data in this directory should be distributed without the permission by Prof. Hideki Kawahara, the author of STRAIGHT.. However, the copyright holders do not wish to restrict the use of STRAIGHT-suite for research purpose. Permission for research use is provided without any problem, if requested. If you wish to apply STRAIGHT-suite for commercial use, please contact their agents to get permission to access those items. (Please contact the JST office for details.)
STRAIGHT-suite is always under construction. The copyright holders and patent owners do not have any responsibilities for possible damage or loss of assets which may be caused by improper or proper use of STRAIGHT-suite. Please use it at your own risk and please let me know when something strange happened. Your comments, suggestions and/or bug reports are appreciated. However, please also understand that it does not necessarily mean that they are adopted in the future release.
The following files are outdated. They will not be updated. They were not removed only for keeping backward compatibility. Please do not depend on these outdated files. It is strongly recommended to develop your own programs using the command mode interface routines.
defaultparamsorg.m mktstr.m plotcpower.m powerchk.m straight.m straightCIv1.m straightPanel98bak.m straightpanel98.mat straightsound.m syncgui.m