is the speed control within the media files player not implemented yet?
And I still can't get my wave files to loop at file length
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Edit: no, mp3s won't loop either...
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Nope not implemented.Debby747 wrote:is the speed control within the media files player not implemented yet?
OK, I'll take a closer look.And I still can't get my wave files to loop at file length
Cantabile already has a high quality sample converter which it uses for resampling audio files that don't match the sample rate of your audio driver. There's also a quality setting for it at the bottom of the audio engine setting page.Debby747 wrote:You are right, pitch-shifting or speed-changing for audio should be of really good quality.
Right, I never intended the audio speed slider to pitch/time shifting... it was only ever supposed to speed up/slow down the audio file playback (complete with chipmonk effects). You're right pitch and time shifting is a difficult problem, and not one which I believe Cantabile needs to solve.TiUser wrote: It is about shifting audio pitch withut affecting speed or affecting audio speed without affecting pitch.
I am still confused... doesn't this still mean manipulating speed without affecting pitch?bradr wrote:... it was only ever supposed to speed up/slow down the audio file playback (complete with chipmonk effects).
I've had a quick look for suitable time/pitch shift libraries but not found anything suitable as yet... and haven't persued it. My understanding is that msot libraries that do this reasonably take a lot of cpu - enough to not make it suitable for real-time use.... but that could be out of date information.TiUser wrote:I am still confused... doesn't this still mean manipulating speed without affecting pitch?bradr wrote:... it was only ever supposed to speed up/slow down the audio file playback (complete with chipmonk effects).
Anyway, both functions would be useful (backings or practise purposes) but maybe you can embed libs doing this or recommend plugins?...
What do you mean by "chipomonk" effects?...
Are you sure? It works fine for me with both mp3 and wav files. You do have loop mode turned on don't you. Anyone else seeing this?Debby747 wrote:And I still can't get my wave files to loop at file length
Edit: no, mp3s won't loop either...
I've reported this a time ago... It is basically a colour schema problem too.Debby747 wrote:Hello Brad,
it confuses me sometimes that buttons stay illuminated although the function behind is turned off.
But I can live with it, and concerning the loop play button-
it is really "on" (the tool menu says so)...
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