mulaclab; mulaclab(filename); mulaclab(signal, fs);
filename | File name of the signal to process. |
signal | Signal to process, which must be a vector. |
fs | Sampling frequency of the signal. |
When starting mulaclab without any input parameter, the user is asked to choose the processed signal, named original signal in the interface.
Possible signals are .wav files and .mat files containing decompositions preliminarily saved using the mulaclab interface. The interface only handles monochannel signals. So for multichannel .wav files, the first channel is used as the original signal.
Optionnaly, the file name of the original signal can be directly passed as an input parameter. The original signal can also be directly passed as a vector along its sampling frequency.
After choosing the original signal, the user is presented with the main interface. This interface is divided in two areas:
The right part of the figure contains the visualizations, which represent the spectrograms of the original and modified signals.
The 'Original signal' visualization is used to display the original signal spectrogram and to graphically define the symbol of the frame multiplier that will be applied on this signal.
The 'Overview of original signal' visualization also represents the original signal spectrogram and can be used for fast zooming and moving of the other visualizations. Zooming and moving is controlled by mouse interaction with the white rectangle displayed on this visualization.
The 'Modified signal' visualization is used to display the spectrogram of the modified signal after application of the multiplier.
It is possible to hide the 'Overview of original signal' and 'Modified signal' visulizations using the 'Visualization' menu.
The left part of the figure contains panels with tools for user interaction.
The 'Audioplayer' panel contains the controls for audio playback of the original and modified signal.
The 'Visualization' panel contains tools used to adapt the display of the visualizations.
The 'Selection' panel contains tools and information concerning the multilayered selection used to graphically specify the symbol of the multiplier.
Known MATLAB limitations: