DM-netizen
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2 months ago Hello @joyhughes Can I take up this issue?
Open joyhughes opened 2 months ago
DM-netizen
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2 months ago Hello @joyhughes Can I take up this issue?
joyhughes
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2 months ago Yes, but I'm not sure exactly how to do it. We must find a cross platform open source library to get the sound input. A Jen function can be constructed that returns a floating point value that approximates the amplitude over a given frequency range and interval of time.
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joyhughes
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2 months ago We can probably get audio from the web browser https://web.dev/articles/media-recording-audio
Then process in C++.
Doing it in real time is a challenge
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Yes, but I'm not sure exactly how to do it. We must find a cross platform open source library to get the sound input. A Jen function can be constructed that returns a floating point value that approximates the amplitude over a given frequency range and interval of time.
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DM-netizen
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2 months ago Okk I will try to implement it
joyhughes
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2 months ago I think a good way to start purely in C++ is to load an audio file from built-in storage (the same way it loads images, from lux_files directory).
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We can probably get audio from the web browser https://web.dev/articles/media-recording-audio
Then process in C++.
Doing it in real time is a challenge
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Yes, but I'm not sure exactly how to do it. We must find a cross platform open source library to get the sound input. A Jen function can be constructed that returns a floating point value that approximates the amplitude over a given frequency range and interval of time.
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Create functions that respond to sound, either microphone input or audio clip. Functions will give the amplitude over a given frequency band. Image output can then respond to the sound.