Hi all! (sorry for my worst english)
I would like to use the function noise_removal.cpp from the source code of audacity to remove the noise from a file.
The problem is that i’ve written some C functions (using libsndfile, all of them are working) that i would like to integrate in my C++ source code.
I’ll try to explain what i would like to do using this pseudo code:
//C++ code
#include "my C functions"
#include "noise removal function"
main ()
{
//function to sample the file "a.wav" into an array (written in C, it works, tested)
file_sample ("a.wav", a_array);
//function to sample the file "b.wav" into an array (written in C, it works, tested)
file_sample ("b.wav", b_array);
//function to pass the array to noise removal as my profile (is it possible?)
pass_array_to_noise_remov (a_array);
//function that remove the noise profile a_array to b_array (is it possible?)
remove_noise (b_array, a_array);
//function that write b file in a new array (or file, it doesn't matter) (written in C, it works, tested)
write_to_array (new_array);
}
Is it possible to do this? If not (i mean, not possible to use sampled wav file into an array), can i apply the noise reduction directly to a wav file?
p.s: i don’t want to set-up how much noise to remove as audacity asks. Default option is ok! (slider to the middle)
p.p.s: this software has not a GUI and doesn’t ask nothing to the user, so it’s all automated.
THANKS! 