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Re: low-pass filter on the iphone (William Stewart)
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Re: low-pass filter on the iphone (William Stewart)


  • Subject: Re: low-pass filter on the iphone (William Stewart)
  • From: "Roni Music" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2008 13:41:11 +0100


On Dec 4, 2008, at 10:23 AM, Daniel Birns wrote:

I'm a newbie to dsp.  I need to do some simple dsp to improve voice
recording on the iphone.  I currently have some simple processing
working reasonably well, but I'd really like to improve the quality
of the result.

Questions:

1) The mac provides many audiounits that I could use.  Is there any
dsp provided for iPhone developers, or must I code this myself?

we haven't provided many filters, etc for iphone at this point. what would you like? (Please file a bug report - best way to get these requests to us - http://bugreporter.apple.com)

2) Currently I'm using AudioQueue and doing my processing in the
player callback.  My current processing is very simple -- I look for
peaks, and shift as necessary to amplify the sound.  I realize that
audiounits is the preferred method for this, but since I don't mind
some delay in the start of the playback, I wonder if I should simply
continue like this, since it's simpler.

sure - there's no reason not to be doing what you are doing, where you are doing it


But doesn't this mean it will only work with PCM files?
At this point
(I assume this is just before callingAudioQueueEnqueueBuffer() )
mp3 files and other compressed formats are not yet decoded into PCM format.

I'm asking this since I'm struggling with getting the AudioQueueOfflineRender() function to work
to be able to perform some DSP processing to the audio before sending it out to the audio out device.


The way I use AudioQueueOfflineRender() it produces silence only.

Would appreciate if somebody could explain how to use AudioQueueOfflineRender() in a correct way.
The available documentation is very sparse and no sample code


Thanks,
Rolf Nilsson











3) What algorithms are recommended for voice, particularly recording lecturers at some distance from the mic? Compression, low-pass filter, amplification?

4) Assuming I have to write my own, can anyone direct me to sample
code that implements something that would work well on the iphone

probably the musicdsp list is a good forum for that

Bill




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