[Steve Harris]
>Theres nothing critically wrong with the current "everyone links to a
>dozen file handling libraries" situation, its just a bit anoying as a user
>that such-and-such an app can't load oggs, and such-and-such can't load
>FLACs, and as a deveoper because you have to write seperate cod
[Jesse Chappell]
>Erik de Castro Lopo wrote on Thu, 25-Mar-2004:
>
> > > >I just realized that you may not want to clamp if your output
> > > >is a 32 bit float or double, as it is fully capable of handling
> > > >the value as produced. For instance, if (well, when) we suck this
> > > >algorithm
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote on Thu, 25-Mar-2004:
> > >I just realized that you may not want to clamp if your output
> > >is a 32 bit float or double, as it is fully capable of handling
> > >the value as produced. For instance, if (well, when) we suck this
> > >algorithm into ardour we don't nee
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 22:09:46 +0100 (CET)
Tim Goetze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [Jesse Chappell]
>
> >Tim Goetze wrote on Wed, 24-Mar-2004:
> >
> > > [Jesse Chappell]
> >
> > > >The stretch program was not properly clamping the output from
> > > >-1.0 -> 1.0 yielding to terrible cracks upon writ
[Jesse Chappell]
>Tim Goetze wrote on Wed, 24-Mar-2004:
>
> > [Jesse Chappell]
>
> > >The stretch program was not properly clamping the output from
> > >-1.0 -> 1.0 yielding to terrible cracks upon writing as 16bit
> > >wave files when the output is clipped. The fact that non-clipping
> > >(but v
[Jesse Chappell]
>Tim Goetze wrote on Wed, 24-Mar-2004:
>
> > the algorithm 'accumulates' energy from the pvoc frame bins into a
> > 'static' pvoc frame, thus the basic effect sounds a bit like an echo
> > or reverberation. (in fact i think it could be made to produce a
> > real nice reverb tail, w
Tim Goetze wrote on Wed, 24-Mar-2004:
> [Jesse Chappell]
> >The stretch program was not properly clamping the output from
> >-1.0 -> 1.0 yielding to terrible cracks upon writing as 16bit
> >wave files when the output is clipped. The fact that non-clipping
> >(but very close to) input yield
- Forwarded message from Simon Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 07:18:59 +1100
From: Simon Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Portaudio] ANN: dsptools-0.4.0
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Mailer: Sylpheed version 0.9.3 (GTK+ 1.2.10; i686-pc-linux-gnu)
First public release.
[Jesse Chappell]
>Tim Goetze wrote on Tue, 23-Mar-2004:
>
> > pleased to announce the new DSP package 'pvoc'. at its core, it
> > features the CARL phase vocoder.
[...]
>The stretch program was not properly clamping the output from
>-1.0 -> 1.0 yielding to terrible cracks upon writing as 16bit
>wa
Tim Goetze wrote on Tue, 23-Mar-2004:
> pleased to announce the new DSP package 'pvoc'. at its core, it
> features the CARL phase vocoder.
>
> there are three LADSPA units in this package (Exaggerate, Transpose,
> Accumulate) plus a commandline utility for time compression and
> expansion
Tim Goetze wrote on Wed, 24-Mar-2004:
> the algorithm 'accumulates' energy from the pvoc frame bins into a
> 'static' pvoc frame, thus the basic effect sounds a bit like an echo
> or reverberation. (in fact i think it could be made to produce a
> real nice reverb tail, with a _lot_ of tweaking
--- Steve Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You could use SRC to do the downsampling
> http://www.mega-nerd.com/SRC/
>
> I think therers also a wavelets function that can do
> correlation of audio
> more effeciently than a linear search, but I might
> have just dreampt it :)
>
> - Steve
Thank
>From: David Garcia Garzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>http://www.iua.upf.es/mtg/clam/
Thank you. The list has now 110+ software and still I have to
download and verify 20-30. Graphics side has 130+ and more coming.
I have also added urls pointing to the webpages.
As I have actually downloaded the soft
> A Dilluns 02 Febrer 2004 20:53, Juhana Sadeharju va
> escriure:
> > Hello.
> >
> > I have partially lost the track on the latest
> audio and graphics
> > development. Even I'm on 50+ mailing lists, the
> whole picture is
> > blurry.
> >
> > So, I'm making a list of software which comes with
> sou
More for your list, The CLAM family:
CLAM - A library for Audio and Music processing and transformation
CLAM Network Editor - A tool to graphically create CLAM based system
SMS Tools - Transformation using Spectral Modelling: sound morphing, voice
genere changes, pitch shifting...
Salto - A Realt
> (i reckon the plugin should run rt on a pII-400.)
>
OK! :) Downloaded!
/jens
On Wed, Mar 24, 2004 at 02:39:28 +0100, Richard Spindler wrote:
> Am Mittwoch 24 März 2004 13:38 schrieb Steve Harris:
> > Have .so files (similar to LADSPA plugins, but different API) that contain
> > functions that can be called to inspect audio files on disk to determine
> > if they understand t
Am Mittwoch 24 März 2004 13:38 schrieb Steve Harris:
> Have .so files (similar to LADSPA plugins, but different API) that contain
> functions that can be called to inspect audio files on disk to determine
> if they understand them or not. If they do a second function is called to
> stream the audio
[Jens M Andreasen]
>On ons, 2004-03-24 at 11:41, Tim Goetze wrote:
>...
>...
>> Accumulate can also move the stored frequency
>> coefficients around, resulting in constant glissando of the 'sound
>> tail'.
>
>Mmmm ... A bit like having a reverb, feedback coupled thru a harmonizer?
i've never use
Conrads announcement just reminded me, but a freind of mine sugessted this
for Linux months ago (I think he nicked it off the way Amigas
filetype-drivers did generic file i/o) and I've been meaning to post about
it ever since.
The Idea
Have .so files (similar to LADSPA plugins, but different API)
On ons, 2004-03-24 at 11:41, Tim Goetze wrote:
...
...
> Accumulate can also move the stored frequency
> coefficients around, resulting in constant glissando of the 'sound
> tail'.
Mmmm ... A bit like having a reverb, feedback coupled thru a harmonizer?
/jens
>> > yamaha are willing to meet with us to discuss it. thats all the news
>> > that's fit to print.
>>
>> Several of us met with a guy from Yamaha's mLAN department at Sounds Expo
>> and he gave us the contact details ofr a guy in Japan who could provide
>> specifications and so on. I dont know who
Hey LADs,
if you're looking for an easy way to add Ogg Vorbis and/or Speex support
to your apps, check this out :)
It's lightweight, callback based and uses per-channel float arrays by
default (ie. the format preferred by JACK and LADSPA). It's fully
documented, tested cross-platform, and include
[Jens M Andreasen]
>On tis, 2004-03-23 at 23:31, Tim Goetze wrote:
>> pleased to announce the new ... [vocoder]
>>
>> there are three LADSPA units in this package (Exaggerate, Transpose,
>> Accumulate) plus a commandline utility for time compression and
>> expansion of n-channel audio data streams
Please pardon cross postings.
ICMC 2004 :
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http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/src/
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Run a vsti plugin as a jack and alsa-seq client.
HISTORY
0.0.2 -> 0.0.3
-Fixed stupid vsti init bug. Don't use v0.0.2, as it probably
won't work. (Sorry)
--
> > yamaha are willing to meet with us to discuss it. thats all the news
> > that's fit to print.
>
> Several of us met with a guy from Yamaha's mLAN department at Sounds Expo
> and he gave us the contact details ofr a guy in Japan who could provide
> specifications and so on. I dont know who has t
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