Board:   [DoveNet] Pro-Audio Discussion
Subject: Re: Tape deck
From:    Vk3jed
Date:    Wed Apr 29, 2020 19:53

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-=> On 04-28-20 00:56, Nightfox wrote to Vk3jed <=-

 Ni> That's some serious editing.  :)  I've done some digital audio
 Ni> splicing, but not to that level.  Though, I have done some programming

Yeah, I'm picky when I do edits.  I rarely get to do it, but when I do, I make
sure it's done properly.  Even speech gets treated the same.  I once setup a
home studio forrecording interviews for later broadcasting, and that was setup
all the way to give me maximum control over the process.  I'd even record each
side of the conversation in a separate channel, so I could split the audio and
apply separate processing (gain, NR, etc), before combining them again into a
mono stream.

Actually, I have a description and sample of that online.

https://tinyurl.com/y7syajo4

 Ni> related to audio recording & mixing multiple audio files together.  For
 Ni> my senior project in college, I made a simple multi-track audio
 Ni> recorder for musicians.  I wrote it in C++ for Windows.  It would let
 Ni> you record invidiual tracks as separate WAV files, and then mix the
 Ni> audio together to a single WAV file when you're done.  And sincethen,
 Ni> I've made newer itrations of the WAV mixing code, once in C#, and then
 Ni> in C++ again.  The newer C++ mixing code, I actually wrote not too long
 Ni> ago, around November/December 2018.  One thing I wanted to accomplish
 Ni> by writing that again was to write better code, and also to use modern
 Ni> C++ features.  Also, I thought of a way to mix the audio files a bit
 Ni> faster than I was doing it previously.

That's pretty cool.  I never got anywhere near that level of coding ability. :)


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