I'm not sure if I understand your questions but it seems that answers are
true.
2018-07-28 4:16 GMT+03:00 robert bristow-johnson :
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> so i want to get this straight. 1. you're coding in C or something that
> looks like C. 2. you have a utility to get samples from the ADC and to put
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so i want to get this straight.� 1. you're coding in C or something that looks
like C.� 2. you have a utility to get samples from the ADC and to put samples
to the DAC.
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might a passthru app have this for the sample processing loop?:
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Hi Paula,
VST's GUIs are diffucult to handle and for me often frustrating to control with mice.
I think, VSTs are much liked, because they are free or easy to steal ( or used to be when they came up in the mid of the 1990tees.)
Another question: Were did you hear about MIDI V2?
Rolf
Am 26.07.2018 um 23:35 schrieb Eric Brombaugh:
> FPGA implementations of DSP algorithms don't have to be significantly
> more troublesome than a CPU/DSP implementation
Right, but where is the benefit of a DSP algorithms on the FPGA?
Having a look at a IIR with some MULs and ADDs,
a CPU
Hi.
It's for school project. My project is based on open source code from
google examples:
https://github.com/googlesamples/android-ndk/tree/master/audio-echo
I need to add to this code the WSOLA. That means, implement Filters, and
algorithm. I have already filter but I am not sure if it's good.
Alex,
may i ask you where you are regarding development on the android?� you're
coding in C++ or C (or is it C# or something)?
are you at a place where you can make a simple "passthru" app where you can
input samples from the ADC and output them to the DAC?� if you
are there, can you make a
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There are many ways to do real time pitch shift, which one is right for
you will depend on things like
- what flaws and artifacts you consider acceptable
- your use constraints: pitch shift range, granularity et c
- processor and memory constraints
- the engineering skills and capacity that
Hi,
a) I tried to understand the tarsosdsp code and read the theory about
WSOLA. The formulas difficult to understand.
b) My goal is change frequency the input of audio of android.
c) What is your right solution ?
Thanks,
Alex
2018-07-27 17:37 GMT+03:00 Martin Klang :
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> It helps if you let
It helps if you let us know a) what you've tried and researched already,
b) what you plan to use it for, and c) why you think WSOLA is the right
solution.
WSOLA doesn't have a 'simple explanation and implementation', but if
what you want is just some code that does the job and lets you
I think what we can all agree on is;
1) right tool for the right job
2) right level of knowledge to use the tool
:)
there is no one magic bullet for any solution.
Paula
On 2018-07-26 21:11, robert bristow-johnson wrote:
> Original Message
Hi,
All materials and code that I found on google and GitHub have not real time
implementation(that means, signal is known in advance)
I understand that in this case, I need to do resampling before and after.
Thanks,
Alex
2018-07-26 3:22 GMT+03:00 :
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