Re: Internal multi-channels
Re: Internal multi-channels
- Subject: Re: Internal multi-channels
- From: Philippe GRUCHET <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Apr 2009 08:23:01 +0200
Brian,
I believe that Tahome is right.
He is right! :-)
Unless you specifically have a multichannel AU which implements a 12-
voice harmonizer,
No. I implemented my polyphonic pitch-tracker FFT-based.
and you don't have the source,
I have the source.
then there's no real advantage to passing the data around among
several different pieces. Just take the mono input, process it 12
ways in your own code, then mix the results in your own code to 1 or
2 outputs, depending upon whether you want mono or stereo output.
That's the current state of my code but I don't like the mixed result:
too spectral.
There is no 'requirement' that you use AU.
MatrixMixer AU?
As I don't know yet what I will get, I'm going to try and analyse what
happens.
Thank you very much for your kind help!
Philippe
On Apr 2, 2009, at 14:35, tahome izwah wrote:
Maybe I don't get it but why would you want to bother with the
overhead of using an extra AU for this if you need the channels for
internal use only anyway... just use array of floats within your AU
to
process 12 channels with your DSP code.
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