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Re: best pitch tracker?

by Click Nilson :: Rate this Message:

Hi James,

The MachineListening plugins set:

http://www.informatics.sussex.ac.uk/users/nc81/code/MachineListening.zip

comes with an Intel binary?

Contains Concat, Qitch and Tartini (as well as AutoTrack and
AnalyseEvents2 for bbcut2)

With the recent machine listening upgrade in SC core, I didn't add
Qitch because of the extra data files needed, and Tartini can't use
FFT in a straight laced way, non-trivial to port. So these will
remain third party for now; they rely on fftw3f, but should come
precompiled with static lib pre-linked. Please tell me if trouble and
I'll double check on my office MacIntel next week.

best,
Nick

btw, thanks for the offer Josh; but I hope the above should work?

On 28 Feb 2008, at 18:13, James Harkins wrote:

> Cool, thanks. I should figure out how to do it but time is at a
> premium...
>
> What I know now is that Pitch.kr isn't clever enough for my needs in
> this piece.... I'll check out Qitch and Tartini later, and maybe some
> other FFTs.
>
> KeyTrack looks intriguing but I don't need it to identify a
> pre-programmed mode... I want the pitch classes to make another kind
> of analysis in the language.
> hjh
>
> On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 12:01 PM, Josh Parmenter
> <josh@...> wrote:
>> James,
>>
>> I can compile them tonight -
>
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