A novel decorrelation approach for multichannel system identification
Laura Romoli, Stefania Cecchi, Francesco Piazza · 2014
Multichannel sound reproduction systems aim at providing an optimal acoustical sensation to the listener by enhancing the listening experience and improving the spatial sound impression of the virtual scene. In this context, many audio applications requiring adaptive processing schemes have been developed in order to improve the performance of the audio reproduction. However, online multichannel systems identification requires the introduction of suitable solutions for overcoming the well-known non-uniqueness problem related to the correlation existing among the loudspeaker signals. This issue has been deeply investigated considering stereophonic systems but its extension to multichannel systems may not be so straightforward. In this paper, a novel solution for speech and audio signals is presented based on the “missing-fundamental” phenomenon. Experimental results proved the effectiveness of the approach also making comparisons with the existing state of the art.