Spectral Analyser / Ever made one?

[Chazrox]

@Christoph-Hart hmm! I def have some reading to do. This is exciting. Anything you can recommend I read in documentation?

@ustk speaking of 'methods' im investigating and got these...

  {
    "normalise": Method,
    "toCharString": Method,
    "detectPitch": Method,
    "indexOfPeak": Method,
    "toBase64": Method,
    "fromBase64": Method,
    "getMagnitude": Method,
    "getRMSLevel": Method,
    "trim": Method,
    "getPeakRange": Method
  }

All new to me but looks promising!

I have no idea what "Method" is referring to tho. Never seen this before.

[Christoph Hart]

@Chazrox start from here:

HISE | Scripting | Buffer

A buffer of floating point data

(docs.hise.audio)

[Chazrox]

@Christoph-Hart Thanks! Reading that now.

[resonant]

Sorry if this is an irrelevant question, but how can we use this with online processing?

For example, online pitch detection?

[Chazrox]

@resonant i'd like to know that too haha.

[Chazrox]

@resonant do you already know how to do offline analyzing?

[resonant]

@Chazrox said in Spectral Analyser / Ever made one?:

@resonant do you already know how to do offline analyzing?

No I don’t know how to do that. But I’d really like to know real time spectral processing with Hise.

[griffinboy]

@resonant

C++ nodes can do it.

C++ nodes into c++ graphics.

[Chazrox]

@griffinboy Can you suggest any reading material on DSP/C++ coding? I'd like to start studying that as well!

[griffinboy]

@Chazrox

Honestly I've never read any! I learnt by jumping in the deep end.

Snex is almost c++
I recommend looking at the waveshaper snex nodes on the forum and asking chat gpt to explain what's happening in the code until you understand it.
That's how I got my start.

That, or you could watch my old not-that-great Hise c++ video, if you want to jump right into hise c++ dsp.
(Windows only sorry, I do plan on doing a series on this at somepoint for both platforms)

[Tutorial] How to create a c++ custom node

How to create a custom node, as promised. I apologise in advance for the awful quality video (quite dry and boring)! But the good news is that I have some ni...

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

For general reading material, I've never read any. I jumped straight into reading the latest papers on the area I was interested in, circuit modelling.

No matter your area of interest, I recommend making waveshaper distortions for starters. It's a simple dsp concept and it'll get you to grips with almost every aspect of making dsp as you progress to the more advanced shapers that contain filters etc.

[Chazrox]

@griffinboy Sick! I was just gonna ask if somebody has ever made a video about this! This looks like fun. Thanks!