Adversarial Masking Approach for Robust Target Source Localization in the SH Domain
Gyanajyoti Routray, Priyadarshini Dwivedi, Rahul Peter, Rajesh M. Hegde
Asilomar 2025 (Paper #1523)
COMPUTATIONAL ACOUSTICS · DSP · MACHINE LEARNING
You are a function of what the whole universe is doing in the same way that a wave is a function of what the whole ocean is doing. — Alan Watts
Visiting Researcher @ MATINE Lab, KAIST · simulating the recorder's mystery tonesM.Sc. Acoustics & Audio Technology @ Aalto University
SIGNAL PATH
I started out making music in my bedroom when I was 15, and I got deep into production during my later years. During my undergrad, coursework in DSP and math brought me closer to my interests. I couldn't go for my higher studies right after my bachelor's (to save up), during which I worked as a software engineer. During this time, I was able to beef up my coding skills and craft a path for me to pursue my research in acoustics and signal processing (which I'm now invested in at Aalto). I'm continuing to do this by participating in challenges with ML/Audio/Acoustics and even winning one this year. I'll continue to push these boundaries.

SOUL & CIRCUITRY
Following 2 years at PineLabs building scalable fintech microservices, I transitioned into specialized acoustics and audio research. Currently, I'm an RnD Intern at Trinnov Audio in Paris, working on advanced ML/DSP methods for loudspeaker characterization in collaboration with Inria. Living and working in France has been an enriching experience, allowing me to contribute to cutting-edge audio technologies while immersing myself in a new cultural and professional environment that bridges industry and academia.
I try to deconstruct complex technical logic (which I used to abstract in my early days) and apply the same to real-world scenarios. Now I'm learning more at my uni!
FREQUENCY BANDS
As you can see, I've worked across a lot of domains but code's common to all of it (80% acoustics and audio signal-processing).
OUTPUT STAGE
Some projects are proprietary but I've shared what's possible.

Coupled flow–acoustic simulations of a capped recorder head to track down a faint note that sounds one octave below the main tone. Ongoing research at MATINE Lab, KAIST.

Calibrating a real-time physical piano model to one specific acoustic instrument from a sparse set of recorded notes: analytical string identification, 88-key compass interpolation, and a nonlinear hammer inverse. JUCE/C++ prototype running; research ongoing.

A browser app for studying harmony: real-time chord recognition, piano audio-to-MIDI transcription, a harmoniser and microtonal tunings. Live, with paying users.


Developing an inline audio module for professional hearing protection headsets to apply personalized hearing profiles.


PEER REVIEWED
Titles, authors, and links to the work. No abstracts here.
Gyanajyoti Routray, Priyadarshini Dwivedi, Rahul Peter, Rajesh M. Hegde
Asilomar 2025 (Paper #1523)
Rahul Peter, Vivek Mohan
AES International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Audio 2025
Rahul Peter, Vivek Mohan, Seralathan Subramanian, Lauri Juvela
ICASSP 2026 (Published)
WET SIGNAL
Side quests in music production and interactive audio tools
IMPULSE RESPONSE
Moving places quite a lot.
Musical Acoustics & Transducer Instrument Engineering Lab, Graduate School of Culture Technology, KAIST, Daejeon
Running coupled flow–acoustic simulations of a recorder head to work out where its “mystery tones” (half-harmonics) come from: incompressible Navier–Stokes with a hydrodynamic/acoustic splitting method, Lighthill-type sources and GPU finite-difference solvers. Working with Jin Woo Lee. See the project.
Trinnov Audio, Paris (co-supervised by Inria)
ML/DSP research on low-frequency loudspeaker–room interaction (modal behaviour, source and room characterisation, calibration), using data-driven and physics-guided methods validated on real measurements. Supervised by Romain Couderc and Théophile Dupré. Co-supervised by Antoine Deleforge (Inria). Working within the research team headed by Miguel Moleron and Axel Coulon.
Aalto University
Focus on computational acoustics, physical modelling, audio signal processing and audio machine learning.
PineLabs, Bengaluru
Designed and maintained Kotlin/Ktor microservices, built Rust DLQ processors for webhook reliability, and led CI/CD pipelines on Kubernetes.
IIT Kanpur
Built the Adversarial Masking (Adv-M) framework for robust source localisation in the spherical-harmonic domain: a GAN-based real-time mask generator feeding a CNN DOA estimator, with TDOA-informed design choices.
Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, K.K. Birla Goa Campus
Specializing in Signal Processing, Programming, Applied Mathematics and Algorithms.
OPEN CHANNEL
Whether you’re hiring for audio research, backend engineering, or creative collaborations, let’s connect!