Re: [Audacity-devel] (no subject)

[Chris C. <ca...@al...>]

On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 3:46 AM, hazel jane eroy <haz...@ya...> wrote:
> i am having my thesis by now which is the 'vocal range recognition plug-in'.
> this will be added to the features of audacity. the plug-in will recognize
> the vocal range(soprano, alto, etc.) of the user, from a pre-recorded voice.
>
> i have some of the source codes needed for my study which i got from your
> forum. i would like to ask on what compiler should i use to compile those
> codes? what language will i use to continue with this project? i am more
> comfortable with c++. and how to start my implementation.?

Depending on your other goals, it may be worth considering making a
Vamp plugin.  This is a plugin format for audio analysis plugins
(which accept audio as input and produce something else, such as
labels, as output).  Audacity has some basic support for them.

A Vamp plugin would be immediately useful across a broader range of
applications, but would have more limited integration into Audacity.

See http://www.vamp-plugins.org/ for more information (and some
plugins, an SDK, and other hosts to download), and
http://www.vamp-plugins.org/guide.pdf for a programmer's guide.

(I would like to update Audacity's Vamp plugin support to the Vamp 2.0
SDK just released, now that my head is above water again after a lot
of work on making Vamp 2.0 and various related updates, but I'm not
sure how that would sit with the feature freeze currently under
discussion.)


Chris