Hi Jeremy, very nice. In my case it was necessary to add a "mkdir dependencies" in the Makefile. It might be nice to use LV2_PATH (/usr/lib/lv2) as install place as well to make it easier for us. Seems to work fine here using lv2rack :)
Thanks and best regards Frank
--- En date de : Mer 28.7.10, Jeremy <jeremybubs@gmail.com> a écrit :
De: Jeremy <jeremybubs@gmail.com> Objet: [LAU] Announcing: TalentedHack Version 1.81 À: linux-audio-user@lists.linuxaudio.org Date: Mercredi 28 juillet 2010, 11h14
TalentedHack version 1.81 is released.
It is an LV2 pitch correction plugin which is based off of Autotalent and has additional
features and improvements. It was previously mentioned on the developers list under the name "AutotalentLV2", but has been renamed and fully forked.
The major differences between TalentedHack and Autotalent are:
- It is an LV2 plugin instead of an LADSPA plugin
- It provides MIDI output of the pitch
- It accepts MIDI input
- It separates the pull to semitone and snap to scale functionality
- It uses FFTW for the DFT routines, greatly improving performance.
- Minor performance tweaks (substituting memcpy for loops, etc)
- Slightly more accurate pitch detection (Uses MPM method instead of straight autocorrelation)
- It is greatly refactored (broken into methods and structures, variables renamed)
- The formant corrector causes artifacts not present in the original (I'm not sure how to fix, as it's the only part of the original I don't understand)
With these features, TalentedHack should give you more fine grained and powerful control over pitch correction.
Although TalentedHack is separate from Autotalent, I will still attempt to incorporate any changes made to Autotalent into TalentedHack.
For those who are experienced with LV2 plugins, it should be easy to get it to work. If you are having difficulties installing it, post your problems, and I can probably help. As TalentedHack is new software, the issue might not be your fault, but mine.
Jeremy Salwen
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