Timbre morphing of sounds with unequal numbers of features

By Edwin Tellman, L. Haken, Bryan Holloway. 1995

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• DDSP: Differentiable Digital Signal Processing (2020, background): “…highly expressive model of sound, and has found widespread adoption in tasks as diverse as spectral morphing, time stretching, pitch shifting, source separation, transcription, and even as a general purpose audio codec in MPEG-4 (Tellman et al., 1995; Klapuri et al., 2000; Purnhagen & Meine, 2000).”