Hi there, 1st of all thanks for this awesome project !
Since we've doxed "some" open source projects for our HyMPS project we are convinced that nowadays fingerprinting algorithms are very useful for many audio retrieval/analysis/processings, so it would be great to integrate them into a library like yours.
You can find some useful resources in our AUDIO section \ Tools page \ Fingerprinting section but we strongly recommend you to check @protyposis' Aurio that has already put several together (establish some kind of collaboration could benefit both, of course).
On the resampling side, implementing different algos could push the adoption of KFR by many end-users' softwares (such as plugins, players, etc.): our resources collection is here.
Inspirations may also come from other DPS libs (resources - where KFR is listed too - here) of course.
Last but not least, let us know how - in your opinion - we could improve our categorizations and links to resources in order to favor collaborations between developers (and therefore evolution) of listed projects.
Hi there, 1st of all thanks for this awesome project !
Since we've doxed "some" open source projects for our HyMPS project we are convinced that nowadays fingerprinting algorithms are very useful for many audio retrieval/analysis/processings, so it would be great to integrate them into a library like yours.
You can find some useful resources in our AUDIO section \ Tools page \ Fingerprinting section but we strongly recommend you to check @protyposis' Aurio that has already put several together (establish some kind of collaboration could benefit both, of course).
On the resampling side, implementing different algos could push the adoption of KFR by many end-users' softwares (such as plugins, players, etc.): our resources collection is here.
Inspirations may also come from other DPS libs (resources - where KFR is listed too - here) of course.
Last but not least, let us know how - in your opinion - we could improve our categorizations and links to resources in order to favor collaborations between developers (and therefore evolution) of listed projects.
Thanks in advance.