>Status: > >Simon says... >>*grins* Any chance that you could FFT the samples to get the dominant >>frequency and amplitude for each 1/50th of a second period, and build up the >>Etracker Instruments for us all as well? :) :) :) >> >>Simon > >Umm, I beg your pardon. I was thinking of writing a MODule playback routine >in which you do design your own instruments and then the mod is played back >using all the protracker effects etc.
Excellent! >Each instrument would be designed twice. Once with modulation and one >without. Each instrument would also receive a priority rating. This in case >more than two modulated instruments needed to be used. The whole thing would >be rather easy. But so much to do.... Do remember SAM95 was supposed to be >released yesterday ;-). *grins* Well, what I meant above was to take the samples and perform a fast-fourier transform on them, thus getting the main frequency each one consists of for a given 50th of a second (and the amplitude during that time)... It should sound at least comparable to the original sample that way. I've got a fair few routines to do FFT's... alas, I can't work out how to renormalise the frequency data at the end, so I can't work out how to get the info back out of them... Oh well Simon -!- Mains Hum: A sine of the times??? +- Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ---- Fidonet: 2:250/124.2 (Simon Cooke) -+ | Snail:1 Dovey Close, Astley, Tyldesley, Manchester, M29 7NP, UK | | Tel: (01942) 886084 Fax: (01942) 886084 (ring voice first to confirm!)| +- WWW: http://jumper.mcc.ac.uk/~simonc ----------------------------------+
