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A simple BTrack example #5
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Hi there, I think the simplest explanation is on the README under "Usage - C++". Maybe try those steps and if you are having trouble i am happy to help! Let me know how you get on, Thanks! Adam |
Thanks for the reply, I followed your instruction on the README, but part 3 is the part where I'm stuck. I don't know how to do with audio file like |
Ah, right. It kind of depends on your application - are you trying to build something that works in real-time? Or are you trying to detect beats in an audio file? In short, you need to fill an audio frame (basically an array or vector) with audio samples. If it is real-time then some kind of audio callback based on whatever framework you are using will provide you with the samples. If it is an audio file then you want to copy chunks (e.g. 512 samples) into a frame at a time and pass it to the beat tracker. |
(if it is audio files you are working with I wrote a simple library here: |
Hi,
I'm having a little trouble on how to use your BTrack. Can you make a simple program using your BTrack?
I really appreciate it
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