how about a control function to move the start or end
edit point to the closest zero crossing?
and the same for beats, or maybe better, to
automatically generate cue points on beats in a
selected region?
thanks
rezound is great
t.barrass@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au
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Zero crossings make sense.. although it should probably
figure out if you want the next zero crossing going from
negative to positive or positive to negative--and would it
be useful to say that it had to be a zero crossing that
remained on that side of zero for some specified number of
samples?
However, I'm not sure what you mean by "beats".. are we just
simply saying that, for example, this track is 120bpm, so
the next "beat" falls on the next sample position that
would be on-beat? Or is it something more complicated than
that?
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hi Davy,
you have obviously thought it through further and your ideas
about zero crossings sound good.
As for beats, I was thinking of something like "bonk" in pd,
or even a simpler thing to look for sudden (increasing?)
transitions in the power of the signal and mark them with a cue
tim
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'"bonk in pd"? a 'bonk' pattern in power domain? Please
explain..
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I think by "pd' he means Pure Data.
I don't know what this bonk does but I suppose a "beat"
would be something like a drumbeat in a drum track. I.e. a
sudden high amplitude sound.
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Please could a "split at transient" option be added please. Thank you :)
The zero crossing finder would be awesome !