sinusoidal synthesis (was Re: [Clam-devel] using eclipse

[Greg Kellum]

Hi Pau,

Feeding all the ports to the SMSSynthesis does seem to be mandatory.  I
tried it myself using the streaming SDIF example, but CanConsumeAndProduce
always returned false.  (I think.)  So, it didn't produce any audio.  Then,
I tried it with the last release version of the NetworkEditor, and it
sounded awful although it did produce audio.  Then, I tried it with the
current developer version of the NetworkEditor, and it only produced an
annoying beeping noise and printed the message "Warning: 1 sinks were not
fed, so could not send audio to the callback." to the command line about one
million times.

So, it looks like if I want to do just a sinusoidal resynthesis, I'll have
to make a new class that is similiar to SMSSynthesis.

Best,
Greg

On 7/3/07, Pau Arumi <parumi at iua.upf.edu> wrote:
>
> En/na Greg Kellum ha escrit:
>
> > By the way I also wanted to ask you how the best way to go about doing a
> > sinusoidal resynthesis (with no residual) would be in CLAM?  I would
> > guess that one would have to create a new composite -- something like
> > SinusoidalSynthesis -- that would call the SpectralSynthesis class,
> > handle the overlap and add, and handle the phase alignment, no?
> >
>
> Just use the existing SMSSynthesis processing. Feeding all its
> in-ports is not mandatory.
>
> pau
>
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