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High-quality duck audio synthesizer simulates mallard flock sounds
Key points
- Synthesizes mallard duck sounds in real-time.
- Includes hens, drakes, and ducklings.
- No pre-recorded audio used.
- Sounds are heard from a simulated bank perspective.
Real-time Duck Sound Generation
A new audio synthesizer has been developed that generates the sounds of a mallard duck flock. The system creates every quack as it happens, rather than relying on pre-recorded audio samples.
Simulated Flock Composition
The simulated flock consists of three hen ducks, two drake ducks, and two broods of ducklings. This composition allows for a variety of duck sounds to be produced, reflecting a typical mallard group.
Auditory Perspective
The audio output is designed to be heard from the perspective of a listener standing on a bank. This spatial audio element aims to enhance the realism of the synthesized duck sounds.
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A new audio synthesizer creates realistic sounds of a mallard duck flock, including hens, drakes, and ducklings. This project generates every quack in real-time without using pre-recorded audio.