Logarithmic binning of multiband track volumes #940
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| @@ -154,3 +153,51 @@ export function useMultibandTrackVolume( | |||
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| function calculateLogBinEdges(minFreq: number, maxFreq: number, numBins: number): number[] { | |||
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probably worth looking at Bark Scale also (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bark_scale) as it maps psychoacoustics.
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oh, nice! might be even better!
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Mel Scale - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mel_scale may be better.
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One is pitch and the other is loudness scale.
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@lukasIO I guess this is just for nicer looking visuals, right? Do you maybe have a video showing the differences to the current implementation? |
for audio visualisation tasks it's more appropriate to use logarithmic binning of the linear frequency values in order to have a visual representation of frequency bands that more closely reflects human hearing.