The developed algorithm is able to generate multi-channel artificial wind noise signals exhibiting a complex coherence given by a fluid-dynamics model, namely the Corcos model. The artificial generation overcomes the time-consuming challenge of collecting pure wind noise samples for noise reduction evaluations and provides flexibility in the number of generated signals used in the simulations. The challenging task of wind noise capturing motivates the design of synthetically generated signals outdoor measurements are often disrupted by diverse acoustic sources (e.g., traffic, natural ambient sounds etc.) from which pure wind noise is difficult to isolate. Generating Multi-Channel Wind Noiseįor the development and performance evaluation of wind noise reduction algorithms, a controlled environment is required: a large variety of wind noise samples must be added to clean speech samples with a predefined input SNR to measure the achieved noise suppression. The latest MATLAB implementation can be downloaded here. The performance evaluation shows that the developed algorithm is able to generate a more accurate spatial coherence between the generated sensor signals compared to the so-called image method that is frequently used in the signal processing community. Secondly, to generate M sensor signals the algorithm requires only M mutually independent noise signals. Firstly, there are no restrictions on the spatial coherence function. The benefit of the developed algorithm is twofold. In an efficient algorithm is proposed that generates multisensor signals under a predefined spatial coherence constraint. Existing algorithms are unable to generate sensor signals such as babble speech and factory noise observed in an arbitrary noise field. In addition, they often require a specific type of noise such as temporally correlated noise, babble speech that comprises a mixture of mutually independent speech fragments, or factory noise. For simulation purposes, researchers in the signal processing community often require sensor signals that exhibit a specific spatial coherence function. The characteristics of the noise field can be described by a spatial coherence function. Noise fields encountered in real-life scenarios can often be approximated as spherical or cylindrical noise fields. Generating Nonstationary Sensor Signals Under a Spatial Coherence Constraint
The details of the algorithms are described in and. Furthermore, the influence of the number of noise sources on the accuracy of the generated sensor signals is investigated. In we proposed different algorithms to generate sensor signals for an arbitrary one- and three-dimensional array that result from a spherically or cylindrically isotropic noise field. Although it has been shown that these signals can be generated using a number of uncorrelated noise sources that are uniformly spaced on a sphere or cylinder, this method is seldom used in practice. Researchers in the signal processing community often require sensor signals that result from a spherically or cylindrically isotropic noise field for simulation purposes. If you don't know what the "ghost" whistle is….Noise Generators Generating Stationary Sensor Signals in Isotropic Noise Fields I assume the new noise level in the cabin would either:Īnyway, I thought id ask before trying myself…
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So here is my question….I know that the foam removal/sound generator mod is popular….but has anyone done it to "drown" out the ghost whistle? I know the sound can't be "fixed" (trust me, I've tried everything) so is there a way to "hide" it?Īny other SI owners(Specifically fellow coupe owners) out there who suffer from that terribly annoying sound who have done that mod? Does it do anything to the ghost whistle? The past 6 months have included thousands of hours of internet research, 5 different mechanics, and two different BMW dealerships…but now I've accepted the fact that the god-awful "Ghost whistle"(AKA the vacuum/fluid/swooshing sound that occurs when accelerating between 1700-2200 RPMs with no reason why) is something I must come to terms with.
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