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Converts amplitude and phase data to audio signal using inverse FFT for AI artists working with audio data.
The AmplitudeToAudio
node is designed to convert amplitude and phase data back into an audio signal. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who work with audio data and need to reconstruct audio from its frequency domain representation. By leveraging the inverse Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), this node takes amplitude and phase information to generate a time-domain audio signal, which can then be used in various creative projects. This process allows for the manipulation and synthesis of audio in a highly controlled manner, providing a powerful tool for audio-based AI art.
The amplitude
parameter represents the amplitude data of the audio signal in the frequency domain. This data is crucial for reconstructing the audio signal as it defines the magnitude of each frequency component. The length of the amplitude array must match the length of the phase array to ensure accurate reconstruction.
The phase
parameter contains the phase information of the audio signal in the frequency domain. Phase data is essential for accurately reconstructing the time-domain audio signal, as it defines the phase shift of each frequency component. Like the amplitude array, the phase array must have the same length to ensure proper audio reconstruction.
The sample_rate
parameter specifies the sample rate of the audio signal, with a default value of 44100 Hz. The sample rate determines the number of samples per second in the audio signal, affecting the quality and fidelity of the reconstructed audio. Higher sample rates provide better audio quality but require more computational resources.
The audio_data
output parameter is the reconstructed audio signal in the form of an AudioData
object. This object contains the time-domain audio samples, which can be used for playback, further processing, or integration into multimedia projects. The audio_data
output provides a seamless way to convert frequency domain data back into a usable audio format.
amplitude
and phase
arrays have the same length to avoid errors during the reconstruction process.amplitude
and phase
arrays have different lengths, which prevents accurate audio reconstruction.amplitude
and phase
arrays have the same length before passing them to the node.sample_rate
parameter is set to an invalid value, such as a negative number or zero.sample_rate
parameter to a positive integer value, typically 44100 Hz for standard audio quality.amplitude
or phase
data contains invalid values, such as NaNs or infinities.amplitude
and phase
data to ensure they contain only valid numerical values before passing them to the node.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.