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[Csnd] process recorded sound

Date2009-12-04 03:45
From"kriaww"
Subject[Csnd] process recorded sound

I am mat lanang..i am a new user for CSound…cant u give a guide how to process a recorded sound using a CSound?


Date2009-12-04 06:21
Fromjpff@cs.bath.ac.uk
Subject[Csnd] Re: process recorded sound
> I am mat lanang..i am a new user for CSound.cant u give a guide how to
> process a recorded sound using a CSound?
>

Can you give some more details of what you wish to do?  There are a number
of ways of processing recorded sound; if you mean a prerecorded sound then
opcodes like diskin2 allow you to read it into an audio variable, and then
you can filter/modify/.. as you widh.  If you are wanting to recird and
immediately process, then the in opcode with a -I commandline option is
similar.  So, please more detail!

==John ff



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Date2009-12-04 12:18
FromRory Walsh
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: process recorded sound
You can also use GEN01 to load a sound file into a table. Then using a
a tab opcode you can directly access samples from that tables in any
order you want, i.e., backwards forwards randomly, snippets here and
there, the options are endless.

Rory.


2009/12/4  :
>> I am mat lanang..i am a new user for CSound.cant u give a guide how to
>> process a recorded sound using a CSound?
>>
>
> Can you give some more details of what you wish to do?  There are a number
> of ways of processing recorded sound; if you mean a prerecorded sound then
> opcodes like diskin2 allow you to read it into an audio variable, and then
> you can filter/modify/.. as you widh.  If you are wanting to recird and
> immediately process, then the in opcode with a -I commandline option is
> similar.  So, please more detail!
>
> ==John ff
>
>
>
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Date2009-12-06 10:52
Fromlanang kriaww
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: process recorded sound
i already recorded my sound sample...and then i try to synthesize that sound...so,how to synthesize my recorded sound using CSound..i am realy beginner in using CSound....so, what i supposed to do to starting my work??.....i already studied about ORC and SCO file and i dont how to used that two file in synthesize my recorded sound....any suggestions to beginner like me?? 

On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 2:21 PM, <jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk> wrote:
> I am mat lanang..i am a new user for CSound.cant u give a guide how to
> process a recorded sound using a CSound?
>

Can you give some more details of what you wish to do?  There are a number
of ways of processing recorded sound; if you mean a prerecorded sound then
opcodes like diskin2 allow you to read it into an audio variable, and then
you can filter/modify/.. as you widh.  If you are wanting to recird and
immediately process, then the in opcode with a -I commandline option is
similar.  So, please more detail!

==John ff



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Date2009-12-06 11:22
Fromjpff@cs.bath.ac.uk
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: process recorded sound
> i already recorded my sound sample...and then i try to synthesize that
> sound...so,how to synthesize my recorded sound using CSound..i am realy
> beginner in using CSound....so, what i supposed to do to starting my
> work??.....i already studied about ORC and SCO file and i dont how to used
> that two file in synthesize my recorded sound....any suggestions to
> beginner
> like me??
>

If all you want to do is copy the sample (without modification) then an
instument like this might be all you want

instr 1
  a1 diskin2 "nysample.wav", 1, 0




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Date2009-12-06 11:40
FromIain McCurdy
Subject[Csnd] RE: Re: Re: process recorded sound
I'm guessing here that you are interested in processing a sound file and created a new sound file of the results? If that is the case, below is an example of how to process your sound file using a comb filter whilst also rendering the results as a new sound file. This is in the form of a csd which is a single file that combines and ORC and a SCO:

;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

<CsoundSynthesizer>

<CsOptions>
-odevaudio -b1000
</CsOptions>

<CsInstruments>

sr    =     44100
kr    =    4410
ksmps    =     10
nchnls    =     1

instr   1
;READ INPUT SOUND FILE USING diskin2 (ASSUMING YOUR INPUT SOUND FILE IS MONO HERE!)
a1 diskin2 "MyInputSoundFile.wav", 1
;PROCESS AUDIO SIGNAL CREATED FROM INPUT SOUNDFILE USING A COMB FILTER PROCESSED AUDIO SIGNAL WILL BE CALLED a2
a2 comb a1*0.3, 0.05, 0.002
;SEND PROCESSED AUDIO TO THE SPEAKERS SO THAT WE CAN HEAR IT
out a2
;ALSO WRITE PROCESSED AUDIO AS A NEW SOUND FILE THAT WILL BE STORED ON THE HARD DISK
fout "OutputSoundFile.wav", 4, a2
endin

</CsInstruments>

<CsScore>
;INSTRUMENT 1 PLAYS AN EVENT OF DURATION=5 SECONDS
;CHANGE DURATION ACORDING TO THE DURATION OF YOUR INPUT SOUND FILE
i 1 0 5
e
</CsScore>

</CsoundSynthesizer>

;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Date: Sun, 6 Dec 2009 18:52:28 +0800
From: kameklanang85@gmail.com
To: csound@lists.bath.ac.uk
Subject: [Csnd] Re: Re: process recorded sound

i already recorded my sound sample...and then i try to synthesize that sound...so,how to synthesize my recorded sound using CSound..i am realy beginner in using CSound....so, what i supposed to do to starting my work??.....i already studied about ORC and SCO file and i dont how to used that two file in synthesize my recorded sound....any suggestions to beginner like me?? 

On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 2:21 PM, <jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk> wrote:
> I am mat lanang..i am a new user for CSound.cant u give a guide how to
> process a recorded sound using a CSound?
>

Can you give some more details of what you wish to do?  There are a number
of ways of processing recorded sound; if you mean a prerecorded sound then
opcodes like diskin2 allow you to read it into an audio variable, and then
you can filter/modify/.. as you widh.  If you are wanting to recird and
immediately process, then the in opcode with a -I commandline option is
similar.  So, please more detail!

==John ff



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