In this correspondence we present a new structure and a simplified interpretation of short-time Fourier synthesis using synthesis windows. We show that this approach can be interpreted as a modification of the overlap-add method where we inverse the Fourier transform and window by the synthesis window prior to overlap-adding. This simplified interpretation results in a more efficient structure for short-time synthesis when a synthesis window is desired. In addition, we show how this structure can be used for analysis/synthesis applications which require different analysis and synthesis rates, such as time compression or expansion.
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