Abstract
Deep Frequency Modulation (FM) synthesis is the method of generating approximate or new waveforms by the network inspired by the conventional FM synthesis. The features of the method include that the activation functions of the network are all vibrating ones with distinct parameters and every activation function (oscillator unit) shares an identical time t. The network learns a training waveform given in the temporal interval designated by time t and generates an approximating waveform in the interval. As the first step of the feasibility study, we examine the basic performances and potential of the deep FM synthesis in small-sized experiments. We have confirmed that the optimization techniques developed for the conventional neural networks is applicable to the deep FM synthesis in small-sized experiments. KeywordsFrequency Modulation synthesisNeural networksActivation functionBackpropagation
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