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First off - what a great idea! How am I just finding out about this? As an audio engineer, I know the first thing I want to use this on: a drum kit. Separate

First off - what a great idea! How am I just finding out about this? As an audio engineer, I know the first thing I want to use this on: a drum kit. Separate the cymbals from the skins!! Separate out the room sound from the direct sounds!! Get that pesky hi-hat out of the snare track! Secondly - why only frequencies? Why not dynamics, stereo position, phase, and transient response? If I could switch the screen to show those things instead of frequency, I could isolate all kinds of other phenomena. For example, isolate only the transients and turn them up/down, EQ them, add reverb to them, etc (drool). Non-engineers have no idea how potent this could be. Or isolate only the instruments appearing at 30% off-center left?

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Mathnerd314 10y ago
There seems to be a deafening silence with audio stuff. Probably because there's no money in it, or rather the money is all held by the recording studios / big distributors, who have no incentive to share their findings. Also Google seems to rank music-software search results really low. Other cool projects that I only found after intensive search: http://photosounder.com/ http://photosounder.com/ http://www.soundhelix.com/ http://www.soundhelix.com/ http://www.cerlsoundgroup.org/Loris/ http://www.cerlsoundgroup.org/Loris/ http://www.klingbeil.com/spear/ http://www.klingbeil.com/spear/ The guy who wrote this is at Apple now, probably working on Logic Pro; the latest versions have some note-editing features.