Okay, but asking for software that generates a sine wave is assuming that the output is digital. And apps can only perform operations on digital signals. But yes, if it's to be converted to analog, and then back to digital for some reason, then yes, the clock comes into play

It may not be relevant to the coder but it is relevant to the overall system. How so? Unless I'm missing something. Say i'm generating a .wav file that's 44100 hz. I calculate a five sample signal - for n=0 to 4 signal[n] = sin(2*pi*n*f/44100); end and then I write signal to an audio file. The calc...

Of course they are also relying on the audio clock being that accurate - I wouldn't take that as given unless it is synchronised to a very accurate source. You are correct that coding is the best way. In C/C++ for example, the sin() function takes an angle (radians) argument that is float, double, ...

I highly recommend Praat, which is free, and is popular in academia for analyzing speech (not so much singing, but it can be used for it as well). I used it myself in graduate school. Don't be fooled by the simple website; it's a pretty powerful tool.

https://www.fon.hum.uva.nl/praat/

How are you getting MIDI from the PC to the Boss switcher? Have you got an audio interface with hardware MIDI outputs, or a USB cable interface with a 5-pin DIN on the other end? If the latter, then your standard cheap cable from Amazon or the like is renown for being OK for note messages but bad a...

Hey guys, I got the issue resolved and now the amp has no sound. there is sound through the headphones but not through the speaker. valeves get turned on and warm (the 12BH7 gets hot and the 12AX7 gets warm). To fix it, I replaced the Caps, and the Mosfets, I got better components though (with the ...

This could work, and you don't need a computer - https://www.doremidi.cn/h-pd-48.html https://www.midi.org/midi-articles/bitwig-announces-bitwig-studio-4-1-let-there-be-notes-1-1 You plug in a sustain pedal to this device which converts the signal to midi, and you connect the device to your Casio. I...

The Macauley Library at Cornell University has some good resources about choosing equipment for wildlife recordings - https://www.macaulaylibrary.org/resources/audio-recording-gear/ https://www.macaulaylibrary.org/resources/audio-recording-gear/gear-review-2019/ https://www.macaulaylibrary.org/resou...

BigRedX wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2023 4:38 pm Also I'm pretty sure I saw on another forum that Behringer have announced a version of the Juno chorus in a pedal.

Is it the TC Electronic June-60? That and a subsequent V2 have been around for a while.

https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/tc ... ic-june-60

If you do go with Yamaha's AN1x Editor, it's available here - For Windows 95/NT https://uk.yamaha.com/en/support/updates/52100_en.html For Mac OS 7.5 https://uk.yamaha.com/en/support/updates/52099_en.html Doubtful that the Mac one will run on OS X, but people have gotten the Windows one to run on Ma...

It looks like the answer is yes. But the .an1 files from the AN1x have to be converted to .an2 files for the AN200 (and vice versa) - it can be done with the AN1x Editor software from Yamaha, but it's for Windows 95/NT and Mac OS 7.5. People have gotten it to run on newer computers if you look online.

I mean, if we're going to compare two very different technologies, then the winner is magnetic tape. You can get 12 TB for £70.

RichardT wrote: ↑Mon Feb 06, 2023 4:24 pm On Bandcamp you can allow people to stream your music a large number of times before they have to buy it, so it’s certainly a workable option. What I don’t know is what resolution it uses for streamed playback.

The free stream via Bandcamp is 128k mp3.

You could try something like Google Drive - you could store your audio as 320k mp3 (the highest bitrate), and when your friends click on the files, it'll automatically stream for them to listen to.

Just wanted to pop back and say thank you, rockydennis, for the pointer. I now have the Guide in fairly decent PDF format. Plus there is a lot more to download in the Files section, such as patches and other guidance. It's going to take a while to go through it all! :thumbup: Glad to hear. :thumbup:

In the DigiTech GNX4 Facebook group, someone has posted a pdf scan of the book. You don't need to be a member of the group to access it, but you do need a Facebook account.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Digitec ... 050564785/

Try looking at the audience retention numbers in Youtube Analytics for your videos. For each video, you can see the average amount of time viewers are spending watching your videos, and you can see a plot of what percentage of viewers are still watching plotted against time.

This has been discussed on this forum, but I can't find a link to it. There's a group who've created a 56k emulator that can run plugins created from ROM's of actual synths. Is it legal? As they point out in the FAQ, having the emulator itself is legal. The other stuff? That's on you. https://dsp563...

Presumably, the reason is the same as the speculated reason why there hasn't been an Access Virus 3. Like the Virus, the Blofeld uses a DSP chip from the Motorola (Freescale) 56k line. The development for the 56k had pretty much stopped years ago and production of it is coming to an end. The code wr...

What if you split the guitar signal, and send one to a synth pedal (or a guitar to midi device, and send that to a synth), so you're double tracking your guitar with another sound. I think that could work well for Radar Love, not sure about whatever other songs you are performing.