11 Nov
2004
11 Nov
'04
11:22 p.m.
version 0.8.3 released
On Thursday 11 November 2004 15:06, Wolfgang Woehl wrote:
Great, best tuner there is. Very good note
recognition, two "interfaces"
to look at and tune to. Turned out I pretty soon started to use the
"Error history", with strings it's enlightening. Thank you.
Thx !
* On startup fmit says "JACK: format = 16 bits
Mono". The alsa backend
in jackd is initialized with "creating alsa driver [...] 32bit". Does
that mean the 32-bit frame that gets data from a 24-bit-device is
truncated somewhere? In fmit?
nope, it was a lost comment :) ... removed
* Threshold for note recognition seems to be at about
-40dbFS. E1 has
energy above that much longer than E3 of course. So I get x seconds for
E1 and about 1/6th of x seconds for E3. Setting "Volume threshold" in
the configure dialog from 1% (default) to 0% renders quirky results. I
don't understand "Components threshold". Would have tried but ... see
below. Can there be something done about this?
I switch volume treshold to per
thousands. It maybe help you, I hope. I dont
see what I can do more, except switch to per ten thousands or more :P
"Components threshold" is a bit difficult to explain without explain the whole
note recognition algorithm. I will document all theses things on the website
of my other project
'Free Audio Note Recognition' (http://home.gna.org/fanr)
the algo is not completely finished, so I'll not comment this immediatly, but
I'll do it ... one day ;) leave it as it is. (In your case of db treshold, it
wont help you).
* Changing things in "Configure", saving and
ok'ing crashes fmit. This
is with a 'make features="enable-gui enable-debug" configure', is
"enable-debug" the right argument here? INSTALL is a bit unclear about
that.
I got this bug too, but now, it disapears, tell me if you can get it back
with
the next version.
'enable-gui' was an example !
I modified the INSTALL file, the '$make configure' command interface and the
developer-doc page on the website, I hope it's clearer.
Thanks for your interest in this project,
Best regards,
Gilles