9 Oct
2004
9 Oct
'04
7:35 p.m.
On Saturday 09 October 2004 20:57, Robert Hamilton wrote:
Folks,
I'm trying to find an application that will allow me to break up a
single-input audio signal into eight to ten separately bandpass-filtered
outputs. I need to do this in real-time (low latency). It would also be
nice to be able to perform other processes on each output, such as
limiting, clipping or compressing. Preferably the application would also
work with the "Jack Audio Connection Kit." I know it's a tall order.
I'm running the RedHat 9, Planet CCRMA distribution.
I've been searching for something for some time, but haven't found
anything yet that quite fills the bill. So, I've come to the experts! Any
suggestions?
Well, not directly, but one of my projects "LouderBox" does sort of what you
are looking for (8 bands) but then it re combines them after
compressing/limiting/clipping the hell out of them. Should be easy to add
individual outputs for the bands but it just had not seemed that useful to
me.
Get the CVS version it is rather more satisfactory then the tarball which is
horribly broken.
http://www.spamblock.demon.co.uk/louderbox.html for the rather hairy details.
CPU Load is rather (very much) on the high side as optimisation has not
exactly happened yet.
Regards, Dan.