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Interesting. In "Works With Multiple Formats" section, it mentions 'AU' - do you mean AIFF (AU is Apple's Audio Unit plugin format)? 'Chorus' is misspelled unde
by Optimal_Persona 10y ago
Interesting. In "Works With Multiple Formats" section, it mentions 'AU' - do you mean AIFF (AU is Apple's Audio Unit plugin format)? 'Chorus' is misspelled under "Filters".
What is bitrate/quality of transcoding, and how would you rate your DSP algorithms compared to those in pro DAWs/editors? Like, is that FreeVerb or something fancier, and what about pitchshift/timestretch quality and zero-delay filters? Audio folks are pretty picky about quality these days.
- beefman 10y agoIt's an old PCM format from Sun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Au_file_format https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Au_file_format
- myzie 10y agoIn supported browsers I'm using the Opus codec which in general is quite good quality compared to MP3. It falls back to MP3 in browsers that don't support Opus... Safari and IE I think. I believe it's using the default encoding settings for Opus and MP3 at the moment (using opusenc and... maybe lame for MP3 I forget). Certainly I'm looking to have great streaming quality so I should confirm that those defaults are reasonable. I'm using various open source and custom tools for the processing. YMMV. In general they should be solid, but not as fancy as many of the latest VST plugins. This could all evolve depending on feedback and what people are interested in. One thing I considered as an addition is the ability to define custom filters on the webpage... either interpreted or compiled in the backend to edit your files. I think that would be a neat way to experiment with filters, but would have some limitations as well.