At the current state the de.popforge.audio package is under heavy development. To avoid random contributions, we setup a wish list of functionalities, we highly desire to create a comprehensive code base for your audio experiments and applications.
The midiformat would be awesome. It seems like this should be achievable with what you already have in place. At least I think. I have been tracking this hack ever since you and folks over at Brighton published it(although audio sampling is still pretty new to me). I haven't looked through the code yet but would be willing to pitch in to get this.
I, too, am quite interested in further releases for your mentioned "Time-stretcher" classes. Would anyone care to throw out a few ideas as to how this might be accomplished from a rudimentary stance? How might one go about "time-scaling" with regards to beat-matching for mixing audio sources? I've read that "pitch shifting" is closely related, but is there a way to implement both methodologies independently of one another? Btw, This project breathes a world of fresh light into the heart of us flash audio enthusiasts!
How about midi creation, manipulation, export and play back? I might be dreaming but we would still be rubbing sticks together if there weren't dreamers :P
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The midiformat would be awesome. It seems like this should be achievable with what you already have in place. At least I think. I have been tracking this hack ever since you and folks over at Brighton published it(although audio sampling is still pretty new to me). I haven't looked through the code yet but would be willing to pitch in to get this.
It would be great if you could show us the steps needed to make a simple voice changer, effect processor!
Thanks
Nigel
Time stretcher please!
Output full buffer to new Wav ready for export (ie bounce) please!
maybe it can already do this?
I, too, am quite interested in further releases for your mentioned "Time-stretcher" classes. Would anyone care to throw out a few ideas as to how this might be accomplished from a rudimentary stance? How might one go about "time-scaling" with regards to beat-matching for mixing audio sources? I've read that "pitch shifting" is closely related, but is there a way to implement both methodologies independently of one another? Btw, This project breathes a world of fresh light into the heart of us flash audio enthusiasts!
How about midi creation, manipulation, export and play back? I might be dreaming but we would still be rubbing sticks together if there weren't dreamers :P