""" Welcome to the Loris morphing demo! Kelly Fitz 2009 Generates several morphs between a clarinet, a flute, and a cello. In order to run this demo, the Loris module must be in your PYTHONPATH. """ print __doc__ import loris, os, time print '(in %s)\n' % os.getcwd() print '(using Loris version %s)\n' % loris.version() srcdir = 'source' # # analyze flute tone # # The analysis process is as follows: # - configure the analyzer (the flute and clarinet use the # same analyzer configuration) # - analyze, yielding a collection of partials # - construct a constant reference envelope and distill partials # (this reduces the number of partials considerably by # connecting and condensing related partials; for example, # in quasi-harmonic sounds, the distillation process yields # one partial per harmonic)
# [email protected] # # http://www.cerlsoundgroup.org/Loris/ # """ --- Welcome to the very simple Loris morphing test --- Generates a simple linear morph between a clarinet and a flute using the Loris extension module for Python. """ print __doc__ import loris, os, time print ' Using Loris version', loris.version() path = os.getcwd() print '(in %s)' % path try: path = os.environ['srcdir'] except: path = os.path.join(os.pardir, 'test') print '(looking for sources in %s)' % path # # analyze clarinet tone # print 'analyzing clarinet 4G# (%s)' % time.ctime(time.time()) a = loris.Analyzer( 390 ) a.setFreqDrift( 30 )
# [email protected] # # http://www.cerlsoundgroup.org/Loris/ # """ --- Welcome to the very simple Loris morphing test --- Generates a simple linear morph between a clarinet and a flute using the Loris extension module for Python. """ print __doc__ import loris, os, time print ' Using Loris version', loris.version() path = os.getcwd() print '(in %s)' % path try: path = os.environ['srcdir'] except: path = os.path.join(os.pardir, 'test') print '(looking for sources in %s)' % path # # analyze clarinet tone # print 'analyzing clarinet 4G# (%s)' % time.ctime(time.time()) a = loris.Analyzer(390) a.setFreqDrift(30)
""" Welcome to the Loris morphing demo! Kelly Fitz 2009 Generates several morphs between a clarinet, a flute, and a cello. In order to run this demo, the Loris module must be in your PYTHONPATH. """ print __doc__ import loris, os, time print '(in %s)\n' % os.getcwd() print '(using Loris version %s)\n' % loris.version() srcdir = 'source' # # analyze flute tone # # The analysis process is as follows: # - configure the analyzer (the flute and clarinet use the # same analyzer configuration) # - analyze, yielding a collection of partials # - construct a constant reference envelope and distill partials # (this reduces the number of partials considerably by # connecting and condensing related partials; for example, # in quasi-harmonic sounds, the distillation process yields # one partial per harmonic)