I would like to use Python to generate different colors of noise, just like Wikipedia mentions : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise. For example, Whi
#complie by python3 only_test.py import pyaudio import numpy as np import wave import time import math #from pydub import AudioSegment #from pydub.playback imp
I am trying to implement scipy.signal.filtfilt function in c++ and I am wondering if there is already an implementation available of this?
I have issues comprehending how the filter2D method of the the OpenCV library actually works. The "standard" direct version for small kernel sizes is clear, but
I am loading a wav with the scipy method wavefile.read() which gives me the samplerate and the audiodata I know that this audio data if stereo is stored as a m
This is a follow up on another question I already asked here How can I play a single tone or custom wave with Delphi? To make a long story short, I used MMSyst
There are some signal generation helper functions in python's scipy, but these are only for 1 dimensional signal. I want to generate a 2-D ideal bandpass filte
This may be a question for a different forum, if so please let me know. I noticed that only 14 people follow the wavelet tag. I've here an elegant way of exten
First of all I'd like to state that my question is not per say about the "classic" definition of voice recognition. What we are trying to do is somewhat differ
I want to record two voices and compare them. I think there is some Apple sample code for voice recording. I have no idea about comparing two audio files. What
I want to record two voices and compare them. I think there is some Apple sample code for voice recording. I have no idea about comparing two audio files. What