VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit Quick Start Guide This guide will explain how to setup and use the VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit: We will use a USB connection from a host PC to playback audio content and record both the raw microphone data and the extracted voice signal. We will demonstrate VocalFusion Stereo’s class-leading voice isolation capa- bilities by examining the extracted voice signal in Audacity and comparing it against the raw microphone data.
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VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit Quick Start Guide 2 Setting up the VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit For performance that will be representative of real-world conditions the following setup is recommended: 1. Place the VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit on a horizontal surface. For example, on a table towards the edge of the room.
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If they are moved to new positions, then the adaptive algorithms will adjust to the new audio environment after approximately 10 seconds. 1. Open a music player on the host PC, select XMOS VocalFusion St (UAC1.0) as the playback device and play a stereo music file.
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VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit Quick Start Guide Audio Track 8: playback reference signal (right). 6. Talk over the music content. Move around the room and continue talking. 7. Stop playback from the music player. 8. In Audacity, click on the Stop button (or press space) to stop recording. 9.
If you wish to take further steps in evaluating the VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit, please refer to the xCORE VocalFusion Control Users Guide: https://www.xmos.com/published/vocalfusion-control-guide The xCORE VocalFusion Control Users Guide describes how to read and update the user configurable parameters on the VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit.
UAC1 driver will then be correctly installed. 7 Troubleshooting This section will guide you through reloading the XVF3500 firmware. 1. Install the XMOS xTIMEcomposer tools on the host PC. These are freely available from: https://www.xmos.com/tools 2. Download the latest XVF3500 firmware binaries from: https://www.xmos.com/support/software/vocalfusion...