Dear Jay,
Hope you are doing well.
This repo seems very promising. The video gives a great demonstration of what it is capable of and I think a lot of people are looking for such an algorithm, including me. I am looking for a polyphonic pitch detector for electric guitars, that eventually needs to work on an embedded system.
I would like to investigate your algorithm further and maybe rewrite it to a combination of python and C++ (or only C++). Currently, I can't build your system due to missing packages and tb_peakcomp only working for 32-bit. That is why I would like to ask if you could share your design for this system? Of course, I will give credit where credit is due.
This could be the way how to revive this project, as I saw you said you wanted to improve on this project in the comments of your YouTube demo. I can understand you don't have the time for this project. This is the way how to help this project further, without having to sink a lot of time into it.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Kind regards,
Geert
Dear Jay,
Hope you are doing well.
This repo seems very promising. The video gives a great demonstration of what it is capable of and I think a lot of people are looking for such an algorithm, including me. I am looking for a polyphonic pitch detector for electric guitars, that eventually needs to work on an embedded system.
I would like to investigate your algorithm further and maybe rewrite it to a combination of python and C++ (or only C++). Currently, I can't build your system due to missing packages and tb_peakcomp only working for 32-bit. That is why I would like to ask if you could share your design for this system? Of course, I will give credit where credit is due.
This could be the way how to revive this project, as I saw you said you wanted to improve on this project in the comments of your YouTube demo. I can understand you don't have the time for this project. This is the way how to help this project further, without having to sink a lot of time into it.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Kind regards,
Geert