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Le Thu, 11 Nov 2010 16:43:41 -0300,

Camilo Polymeris  a écrit :
> >> For me, a stand alone pitch detection application would be better :

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> >>

> >> audio in -> pitch detect -> midi out

> >>

> >> You plug the instrument into the audio in, connect the midi out to

> >> any midi in in qjackctl, and it is just to play some melody.

> >>

> >> Ciao,

> >> Dominique

> >>

> >

> > There is aubionotes (http://aubio.org/aubionotes.html), which claims

> > to do exactly what you want. Don't know how well, though. I am

> > trying to connect it to PianoBooster, to see if that could be a

> > solution. WaoN could also be an option, I'll try that next.

> > Eventually, I'd like an integrated app.

> >

> > Greetings,

> > Camilo

> >

Thanks for the tip !
>

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> Ok. If someone is interested: I can report that aubionotes works quite

> well for the samples I tried (brass mostly, all monophonic). WaoN is

> similar, maybe even better, but doesn't work realtime, it handles

> pre-recorded samples, only.

Same thing here. I think that it must use some kind of fft. The problem

with fft and realtime is not the processing power but the time it take

before you get a sufficient amount of samples in order to be able to run

the fft.
Ciao,

Dominique
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