I-Q Modulation Example

[Immortalin]

It would be really awesome if an I-Q Modulation sample can be added to the example code since that is a core part of many signal processing systems e.g. QAM. It would help a lot to showcase faust's power.

[josmithiii]

We have I-Q oscillators already in oscillators.lib. See oscr* there, for example. All you need next is the modulation.

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It would be really awesome if an I-Q Modulation sample can be added to the example code since that is a core part of many signal processing systems e.g. QAM. It would help a lot to showcase faust's power.

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[Immortalin]

@josmithiii I meant the landing page! It would really help adoption because right now it looks like a toy from the outside even though it is ridiculously powerful. :D

[MacroMachines]

@Immortalin what looks like a toy?? and what is I-Q? is QAM = quadrature amplitude modulation?
To me it seems like Faust is mostly directed toward creative audio synthesis/effects DSP crowd, of which I am a part. Are you maybe coming from a different angle like DSP coprocessors / matlab or scientific precision or something?

[Immortalin]

@MacroMachines yes, because the github description says it is for signal processing and sound synthesis.