beat detection

nixa · 20th September 2002, 20:34

I know that beat detection in avs sucks and I thought I learned to live whith that but I just got a really great metal album (Symbolic by Death) and avs coldnt detect double bass drumm(it detects only one beat).
Does anyone have a good beat detection code for avs (using getosc/getspec)?

Jaheckelsafar · 21st September 2002, 01:10

You might want to check the milkdrop forum for that. They used to have a huge thread on beat detection in there.

jheriko · 21st September 2002, 01:21

you can always make you avs react to getspec() data rather than using the in built detection. watch your spectrum analyser when you listen to music and you will see that certain bands coincide with beats or move to the baseline. you can also use it to increment a t value. i don't think that getosc can really be used for beat detection though

20th September 2002, 20:34	#1
nixa Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 149	beat detection I know that beat detection in avs sucks and I thought I learned to live whith that but I just got a really great metal album (Symbolic by Death) and avs coldnt detect double bass drumm(it detects only one beat). Does anyone have a good beat detection code for avs (using getosc/getspec)?

21st September 2002, 01:10	#2
Jaheckelsafar Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: home Posts: 1,318	You might want to check the milkdrop forum for that. They used to have a huge thread on beat detection in there. Stoke me a clipper. I'll be back for Christmas. - Arnold Rimmer Red Dwarf

21st September 2002, 01:21	#3
jheriko Forum King Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: a twist in the fabric of space Posts: 2,149	you can always make you avs react to getspec() data rather than using the in built detection. watch your spectrum analyser when you listen to music and you will see that certain bands coincide with beats or move to the baseline. you can also use it to increment a t value. i don't think that getosc can really be used for beat detection though -- Jheriko 'Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers'

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