graph LR
smstools_models_harmonicModel["smstools.models.harmonicModel"]
smstools_models_sineModel["smstools.models.sineModel"]
smstools_models_stochasticModel["smstools.models.stochasticModel"]
Audio_Synthesis_Reconstruction["Audio Synthesis & Reconstruction"]
smstools_models_harmonicModel -- "outputs synthesized audio to" --> Audio_Synthesis_Reconstruction
smstools_models_sineModel -- "outputs synthesized audio to" --> Audio_Synthesis_Reconstruction
smstools_models_stochasticModel -- "outputs synthesized audio to" --> Audio_Synthesis_Reconstruction
click Audio_Synthesis_Reconstruction href "https://github.com/CodeBoarding/GeneratedOnBoardings/blob/main/sms-tools/Audio_Synthesis_Reconstruction.md" "Details"
The audio synthesis subsystem of smstools is structured around a modular approach, where distinct models handle the generation of specific audio components. The harmonicModel, sineModel, and stochasticModel each independently synthesize their respective parts of the audio signal. These specialized outputs are then channeled to the Audio Synthesis & Reconstruction component, which acts as the central orchestrator. Its primary responsibility is to integrate and combine these individual synthesized audio streams, reconstructing the final, complete audio output. This design promotes clear separation of concerns for synthesis while centralizing the final audio assembly.
Responsible for synthesizing the harmonic (pitched) components of the audio signal based on processed data.
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Handles the synthesis of individual sinusoidal components within the audio signal from their processed representations.
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Manages the synthesis of the stochastic (noise-like) part of the audio signal, specifically through its stochasticModelSynth functionality.
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Audio Synthesis & Reconstruction [Expand]
This conceptual component orchestrates the combination of synthesized outputs from the harmonic, sinusoidal, and stochastic models to reconstruct the final, complete audio signal. It acts as the aggregation point for the individual synthesis streams.
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