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[Audiere-users] Interested in Audiere
Dave
2005-02-21 03:46:01 UTC
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Heyas,
First off I have to say I have been looking at the API and it looks absolutly awesome! Top job guys! I have been searching for a good audio API for some time and this is certainly my best find to date.

I have a question before I decide on this API though and begin writing any substancial code around it. One of the needs for my current project is a way to produce a spectrogram for various tasks (beat detection, graphic equaliser, etc) - is there any kind of native support for this? If not, just how much work am I looking at to get one going using this API?

This is my ONLY concern with the API - everything else looks.. well, sexy :)

Looking forward to your reply.
Chad Austin
2005-02-27 07:33:07 UTC
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Hi Dave,
Post by Dave
Heyas,
First off I have to say I have been looking at the API and it looks
absolutly awesome! Top job guys! I have been searching for a good
audio API for some time and this is certainly my best find to date.
Great. :)
Post by Dave
I have a question before I decide on this API though and begin writing
any substancial code around it. One of the needs for my current project
is a way to produce a spectrogram for various tasks (beat detection,
graphic equaliser, etc) - is there any kind of native support for this?
If not, just how much work am I looking at to get one going using this API?
Yeah, that's a current hole in Audiere's functionality. Not sure the best way
to implement it within the official API, but you could always write a decorator
SampleSource that wraps another and sends the audio data to another subsystem
for processing.
Post by Dave
This is my ONLY concern with the API - everything else looks.. well, sexy :)
Looking forward to your reply.
Cheers,
Chad

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