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... Iv done noise reduction and a few others. I'm wondering is it possible to hear a conversation that isn't there at all. I know sounds weird but I swear I can hear the low voices after some editing. Noise-reduction can create artifacts which sound like speech : Electronic Voice Phenomenon a form ...

what I had assumed would be a simple, specific task: Convert .mp3 to .mid Not a simple task at all. ".MP3" is an audio format. ".MID" is not audio, it is a list of (MIDI) commands. MIDI commands are like a computer version of a musical score. There is at least one program that c...

And I don't just want to wreck the sound with a low sample rate This is an "Analyze" plug-in. It outputs labels and does NOT modify the audio track (it just uses a lower sample rate internally so as to reduce processing time). This is it working on a Click Track that 3 mins and 20 seconds...

That makes the processing considerably faster than it would otherwise be, but unfortunately does make the pattern matching a little less effective But you don't get multiple hits, right? You insist on getting the hero hit first time out? I'm after multiple passes. And I don't just want to wreck the...

steve wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 16, 2018 8:20 pm

Maybe you're using the wrong plug-in

Sorry about that. I've got the right one now ...

Compress the model or goal file to very high data reduction and then do the same thing to the show. It doesn't matter if you can understand the music or words any more. That's not the goal. Then, with greatly reduced data go ripping through the search. It already does that. If you feed it a 48kHz s...

Trebor wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 16, 2018 7:11 pm

Maybe I'm not using it correctly

Maybe you're using the wrong plug-in.

As a thought experiment: Compress the model or goal file to very high data reduction and then do the same thing to the show. It doesn't matter if you can understand the music or words any more. That's not the goal. Then, with greatly reduced data go ripping through the search. Even if you get multip...

1) Generate a Rhythm track (default settings) 2) Select the entire track (the first beat is at the start of the track) 3) Apply Patter Match with default settings. Applying pattern-match to Rhythm track, (or Rhythm track+ censor bleep), just labels all of the selected audio... Rhythm-track &amp...

Try this to get the hang of it:

1) Generate a Rhythm track (default settings)
2) Select the entire track (the first beat is at the start of the track)
3) Apply Patter Match with default settings.