On Sun, 21 Sep 2014, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
Almost all lossy audio compression schemes are based on this. So one way would be to explore in how far you could parametrise e.g. an ogg or mp3 decoder and turn it into a synth engine.
The expected latency with ogg or mp3 is 200+ms, the Celt end of Opus might be a better choice (5ms). Even Silk is probably higher latency than a sound generator wants. The latency listed for all these codecs is the whole chain: encode plus transport plus decode. OPUS gets it's lower latency in some cases by throwing away missing packets that ogg might be able to wait for. So it is possible that the decode part of all of these might have useful ideas.
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