-
ryback3
Hi,
I'm planning to generate a sin tone in a given frequnecy and length then apply fade-in effect to beginning of this tone and fade-out effect to end of this tone. And finally save this tone to wav file. Is it possible with pure data? Is there any example?
-
ryback3
Hi,
How can i add externals to my android or is project which use pd-android and pd-ios. I need add timreID external and iemlib external to my project.
Thanks
-
ryback3
Hi,
I'm looking for echo detection with pd. I found http://puredata.info/downloads/timbreid which performs cepstrum analysis. But i need some examples and autocepstrum methods. Is there anybody who has experience with echo detection.
-
ryback3
Hi
pd-for-android doesn't load iemlib as externals. How can i add iemlib objects to my android project
-
ryback3
Hi,
I want to find peak frequency in a frequency interval like 2000hz-3000hz from adc.
i tried :[adc~]
|
[lop~] --- [3000]
|
[hip~] --- [2000]
|
[sigmund~ -npeak 5 peaks]
|
[route 0 1 2 3 4 5]
|
[unpack 0 0 0 0 0]
|
[value]but i couldn't get success.
How can i do this?
thanks
-
ryback3
I have a very simple sigmund patch.
As [adc~]---[sigmund~ pitch]---[number].
For example, with this patch number is 71.2 for 500hz external noise.
How can i convert this 71.2 pitch value to frequency. What is this 71.2 value?thanks
-
ryback3
Thank you very much for your answer, i used [hp10_butt~] and it filters audio. But now i have problems detecting peaks. I have peak freqs on 2500hz and 2600hz, they occurs seperately in a random time, i want only find these peaks when they occur. Sigmund detects many peaks between 2000-3000hz but it cannot always catch my expected peaks(2500hz and 2600hz). Is there any another efficient way of doing this? Thanks
-
ryback3
Isn't there any comment or answer, i don't want making my custom fft patch for finding peaks, [sigmund~] works very well
-
ryback3
@katjav said:
@ryback3 said:
i need pitch detection for high frequencies which is greater than 17000
Sorry, the technique used in [helmholtz~] (autocorrelation) is very precise but not for high frequencies. Certainly not 17 KHz. Pitch of acoustic instruments rarely go above 1 KHz, that's [helmholtz~] default limit but it can go to 2 KHz using message maxfreq. If you want higher, better use an fft based detector like [sigmund~] or [fiddle~].
Katja
I tried sigmund~ and set -maxfreq to 22000 and npts to 1024 but i couldn't get pitch value which are greater than 15000 hz, what is the problem.