[Ardour-Users] OT - plugin to remove buzz from harp note

[Luigi Rensinghoff]

actually there is a plugin/application that does exactly that

http://www.serato.com/products/pnt/download/

But its not opensource...

what i was thinking, if you want to remove a buzz...that is something  
for a denoising tool.

Maybe spectral editing ??

Is there a spectral editing tool for linux ??

What i am actually missing is a periodic notch filter for mid and  
high frequencies (200 - 2500 Hz)

Have a good time


Am 22.10.2007 um 22:17 schrieb Paul Davis:

> On Mon, 2007-10-22 at 22:08 +0200, Florian Schmidt wrote:
>
>> http://tapas.affenbande.org/timestretch.png
>>
>> The idea was originally to be able to correct timing in  
>> recordings. Assume you
>> have a drum rhythm and just a single stroke is just a little late.  
>> With this
>> tool, what you would do would be to put a selection box ranging  
>> from the
>> attack of the previous note to the attack of the following note.  
>> Then you
>> position a "handle" on the attack of the late note, "fixate" it  
>> there and
>> then pull it to an earlier time [so it's right on the money]. The  
>> tool would
>> then timestretch that parts of the selection shortening the time  
>> before the
>> wrong note and lengthening the time after it] so that the attack  
>> of the late
>> note is then on the right time..
>>
>> There would be a natural extension to this tool for your usecase.  
>> Take the
>> same drawing from above but read it from the bottom to the top..  
>> you from the
>> attack of the previous note to the beginning of the following note  
>> (the noise
>> being in the selection, too]. Then you put the handle right befoer  
>> the start
>> of the noise, fix the handle and pull it to the right. This time  
>> just the
>> selection from the start to the handle will get lengthened and the  
>> material
>> following the handle is just overwritten.
>>
>> This would allow you to "stretch" the previous note over the noise.
>>
>> Someday i might get around to implement that ;)
>
> If i understand what you're describing, then mammut or something like
> that may be able to do this already.
>
>
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