13 Jun
2005
13 Jun
'05
8:53 a.m.
David Cournapeau wrote:
Olivier Guilyardi wrote:
Jackbeat is useful for my composition needs : for example I may need to use 16
samples on 16 tracks. Linear conversion _really_ is good enough to hear what it
sounds like, and my homemade converter is able to process 16 tracks on my 700Mhz
Duron, performing realtime conversion.
Then I save the whole project (the sequence) and when loading it on some faster
computer, I can switch to libsamplerate's SRC_SINC_FASTEST converter in one
click. I would just have liked to think : ok libsamplerate can either do hi-fi
or run very fast, according to the hardware I'm currently using. But that's not
the case.
--
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Then, I coded a trivial sample rate conversion routine by myself :
- it sounds good, I can't hear any difference with the SRC_LINEAR
converter
I think the issue here is the application, and what you mean by good ?
If the usage is purely sampling rate convertion, as a final stage before
mastering, then linear interpolation sounds really bad, there is no
question about it. Now, if it is used inside a processing effect, it may
be enough (I remember having used a linear interpolation for time
stretching processing, and the linear interpolation was certainly not
the weak point in the processing chain).