 Wav -> Dsp -> Components, Using DSP to take components from a .wav |
  Sat 10 Apr 2004, 17:33
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Hi,
I am developing an MLP Artifical Neural Network application (www.etingley.com/uni), but am now at the stage of using a DSP toolkit to remove certain traits (components) of a .wav file. I am developing in C++ in XCode on Panther. Can anyone suggest a decent toolkit to use that will easily allow me to give it a wav and extract numerical components? Best Regards, Chris Tingley www.etingley.com/uni |
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Sun 11 Apr 2004, 15:08
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What do you define as "numerical components" and what kind of traits do you want to remove ?
You can pretty easily use "AudioUnits" to chain DSP effects together. Once the chain is set you just need to define a callback called to feed the samples to the chain, and another callback called with the processed audio at the end on the chaini. -------------------- |
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tingleychris Wav -> Dsp -> Components Sat 10 Apr 2004, 17:33
tingleychris Hey,
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tingleychris Hey,
Unfort. I only have a G3, so wont be able t... Wed 14 Apr 2004, 12:35 |
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