README
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What's this?
This is a package of software to play around with audio, particularly "spectrally simple" sounds (such as whistling) obtained from a mic.
It contains an analyzer (abora-studio) which a user can use to
transcribe an audio file into a digitized melody, e.g. timing and
frequency information. The analyzer takes an audio file as input
and serves a transcription UI on a web interface (by default, on
port 8099).
It also contains (currently very rudimentary) synthesizing features to play back melodies using such timing and frequency information.
What sort of state is it in?
Everything in here is pretty rough. This is just the result of me playing around with audio, and it might be useful for someone else exploring the same stuff. It's not an "end-user-ready" product.
Legal stuff
I (@steinarvk) hold the copyright on this code. It is not associated with any employer of mine, past or present.
The code is made available for use under the MIT license; see the LICENSE file for details.
Directories
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cmd
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abora-studio
command
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mkchirp
command
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reader
command
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vowelscan
command
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writer
command
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http
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Package aborapb is a generated protocol buffer package.
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Package aborapb is a generated protocol buffer package. |
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Package snippet implements an in-memory sound snippet.
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Package snippet implements an in-memory sound snippet. |
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synth
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