[Savannah-hackers] Re: submission of SoundCoach - savannah.nongnu.org

[Mathieu Roy]

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Karloff <address@hidden> a tapoté :

> Mathieu Roy wrote:
> 
> >address@hidden said:
> >
> >>A package was submitted to savannah.nongnu.org
> >>This mail was sent to address@hidden, address@hidden
> >>
> >>Carl P. Weidling <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
> >>License: gpl
> >> Other License: Package: SoundCoach
> >>System name: soundcoach
> >>Type: non-GNU
> >>
> >>Description:
> >>The name of the project is soundcoach.  It is a sound/music program
> >>that creates a window with some resemblence to a musical staff.  A
> >>user can click notes in and play them.  There is an ability save to
> >>a file, load from a file, paste.  The user can change scales, there is
> >>a built in semitone scale, similar to a piano keyboard, also a built in
> >>quartertone scale, and the user can define a custom scale.  Included in
> >>the package are examples of scales and tutorial files to be loaded.  The
> >>program also has \'games\' to allow a user to test their hearing acuity, 
> >>such as testing how close to notes can be in pitch and the user still tell 
> >>them apart.
> >>Besides playing notes, soundcoach samples incoming
> >>sound and runs a fast fourier transform and displays on its staff the
> >>two dominant frequencies of incoming sound and, if they are close to
> >>notes on the staff, it indicates if they are the same, or a little sharp
> >>or a little flat.  The idea was to help train people to sing on key.
> >>Soundcoach was developed on gnu/linux (slackware 8.0 and Redhat 7.1 
> >>distros) and those are the only places it\'s been tried.
> >>
> >>Other Software Required:
> >>libm, libpthread, libX11.  Also, some fast fourier transform code.  This
> >>was written by a dcross, and released to the public domain.  I downloaded 
> >>the files for myself and left them unchanged, but the site I
> >>got them from has gone (a web search of \'dcross fourier\' will reveal a 
> >>lot of broken links).  The source files are fourierd.c fourier.h ddcmath.h 
> >>fourier.h and fftmisc.c
> >>
> >>Other Comments:
> >>I don\'t have a web page, so there\'s no place like that to get the source
> >>code from.  I have a shell account address@hidden, but I don\'t think 
> >>you\'d be able to access it without my password.  I\'d rather just email
> >>you the source code, if you don\'t mind.
> >>
> >
> >Ok, send it to me at <address@hidden>
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 

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