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i don't know how to audio lib exactly works, so i'll make a request with objects i'd like to see.
1: bpm detector (for wav files/ synth beat tracking) a pdf explaining the algorythms: http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~hockman/coursework/MUMT_614/scheirer/614_scheirer_presentation.pdf
2: mid remover (removing the mono signal from a stereo source, and keeping both left-right instead in adding them to one channel)
3: phase of a signal (preferably to be set per 45 degrees) if this is too hard, i'd at least like a 180 degree phase option (aka inverting the signal)
example use cases: 1 can be used for a complete bare bones dj controller. 2 and 3 can be used for more advanced surround sound decoding.
please tell me what you think of these ideas and if they will be implemented, and when(?).
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i don't know how to audio lib exactly works, so i'll make a request with objects i'd like to see.
1: bpm detector (for wav files/ synth beat tracking)
a pdf explaining the algorythms: http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~hockman/coursework/MUMT_614/scheirer/614_scheirer_presentation.pdf
2: mid remover (removing the mono signal from a stereo source, and keeping both left-right instead in adding them to one channel)
3: phase of a signal (preferably to be set per 45 degrees)
if this is too hard, i'd at least like a 180 degree phase option (aka inverting the signal)
example use cases:
1 can be used for a complete bare bones dj controller.
2 and 3 can be used for more advanced surround sound decoding.
please tell me what you think of these ideas and if they will be implemented, and when(?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: