Doppler shift — User Guide
Praat script.
What this does
Praat script.
Process Description: This script simulates the acoustic phenomenon of the Doppler Effect, where the perceived frequency of a sound changes as its source moves relative to the listener. It achieves this by applying a time-dependent frequency shift that accelerates over the duration of the sound, followed by an exponential amplitude decay to mimic distance-based volume loss.
Quick start
- In Praat, select a Sound object.
- Run script… →
Doppler shift.praat. - Set parameters and click OK.
- Output object appears (see Outputs).
Parameters (form fields)
| Name (GUI) | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|
| base_shift | positive | 1.0 |
| shift_amount | positive | 0.5 |
| acceleration_exponent | positive | 2 |
| decay_base | positive | 15 |
| scale_peak | positive | 0.99 |
| play_after_processing | boolean | 1 |
Outputs
- Object name: output
- Sample rate: unknown
- Normalization: No automatic normalization