Re: Phase Vocoder

looks like you are using maccsound.

all the analysis routines are done from the soundfile.
you do not need to specify any commandline.

1st open a soundfile in maccsound.
then select "pvanal" from the popup window.
default options should be fine, but if you want to change them
hit the left button [ pencil icon in the latest version ]
and a window will pop up to allow you to specify commandline flags.
hit the green arrow button to run the analysis

-m

On Fri, 22 Jul 2005, Adam Gabourie wrote:

> hello, jus trying to figure out Csounds Phase Vocoder...whats the deal with 
> the command line? do you place it in the advanced commandline options?
> i keep getting the message that its not a valid UTIL name...like this
>
>
> -->CSoundLib found.
> -->Starting CsoundLib.
> CsoundLib started with Command-line:
> "csound Macintosh HD:Users:agabourie:Desktop:2802.csd -b64 -odac -iadc -f 
> -m7 -U pvanal treefall2 treefall3 "
> Using default language
> 0dBFS level = 32767.0
> Csound Version 4.23f07 (Oct 30 2003)
> -U  pvanal treefall2 treefall3 not a valid UTIL name
> inactive allocs returned to freespace
> end of score.		   overall amps:      0.0
> 0 errors in performance
> -->CsoundLib Terminated...
> where treefall2 is the original file and treefall3 should be the 
> analysis...i've tried appending the appropriate file types to the end of the 
> names but always end up with the same result...
> i'm sure its sumthin really simple but i dunno what... any suggestions?
>
> thanks
> phreshmint
>
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