The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate a low bit rate audio coding algorithm that allows modifications in the compressed domain. The input audio is segregated into three different representations: sinusoids, transients, and noise. Each representation can be individually quantized, and then easily be time-scaled and/or pitch-shifted.
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