 fourier graphing software, looking for a program to produce fourier graphs from sound f |
 Mon 15 Apr 2002, 04:22
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I am illustrating a book on musical cognition and would like to find some software to generate simple two-dimentional graphs showing fourier analysis of sounds over time. Any suggestions?
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Tue 16 Apr 2002, 00:33
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try amadeus II. its cheap ($30) and does oodles of diffterent audio analysies (all very configurable), some even in real time.
you can find it at harmony-central or hitsquad (shareware music machine). good for some other stuffs too. the documentation is very sparse which is my only complaint. soundhack is kinda cool in that it can make a quicktime movie of a spectral analysis (qtcoder), needs LOTS of memory though. the result of a norml spectral analysis i guess can be accessed (viewed) by tom's free program, ohhh...spectral something or another, also in csound...this is stretching into unfamilar territory though. best. //c |
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douglasgifford fourier graphing software Mon 15 Apr 2002, 04:22
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