My GSoC2007 application: “Real-time spectral transformations”
Posted by hordia on May 20th, 2007
Next Monday finally starts the google summer of code, here my finally accepted application:
Title: Real-time spectral transformations
Mentor: Pau Arumí Albó
License: GNU General Public License (GPL)
Abstract: Revamp all CLAM SMS transformations. Turn real-time all those still aren’t and have them working on Network Editor. For example: Harmonizer, Morph and Time Stretch. Make nice prototypes for use them with Prototyper and have special focus on some. Also make real-time Voice2Midi and all those widgets which can be needed.
Some words more about this:
- Port it to real-time and NetworkEditor these spectral transformations: Harmonizer, morph, time-stretch and pitch-discretization.
- Fix gender change (already real-time, residual improvement)
- Make a harmonizer prototype with sliders to control each “voice” gain and the option of control them by midi too.
- Realtime Voice2MIDI. Piano-roll widget for NetworkEditor/Prototyper.
- More general improvements on SMS transformations over issues that can arise during the development of the project.
Last days I was mainly reading about SMS transformations and its model and the “Spectral Processing” chapter of the DAFX (Digital Audio Effects) book.
More news and details about this project here soon.
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