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this didn't made the trick. I am trying VstMidiEvent because the 2.4
headers say kVstParameterType is deprecated. What am I missing?
Thanks in advance,
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Thanks for the suggestions and discussion.
In my application I'm playing back 44.1khz wavefiles with variable pitch
envelopes. I'm currently using hermite interpolation and the quality
seems fine for playback. It's only after resampling and running through
the audio engine multiple times does
Hi,
Is it possible to use a filter to compensate for high frequency signal
loss due to interpolation? For example linear or hermite interpolation.
Are there any papers that detail what such a filter might look like?
Thanks
Shannon
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only to Cortex-M4 and ARM's fixed point DSP
extensions.
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retching of audio signal. The time
delay varies between 1 and 5 ms. Alike echo there is FIR and IIR version.
so now my question. how can i convert the formula to c++?
y(n)=x(n)+ax(n-D(n)), where, for example D(n)=d/2(1-cos(2pFn)),
anyone?
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