Ircam Lab TS - Have you tried it?
- KVRAF
- 2389 posts since 23 Jan, 2022
Thank you XComposer, i tried doubling the FFT to 4096 and there was a significant increase in quality, i will experiment with the fundamental FR and other values to understand better the program.
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- KVRian
- 931 posts since 8 Jan, 2022
Also check the different windowing options.
The Hamming window doesn't reach zero on either side of the window so it's not as continuous as the Hann window where both sides reach 0 but the Hann window may sound a bit more "smeary" than the other options.
The Blackman has a wider central lobe than Hamming or Hann.
Also the window overlapping feature can significantly alter the behaviour and combined with the windowing method and FFT size there are a lot of options.
Ultimately very much depends on the material.
Each combination will produce varying degrees of spectral leakage that manifests as extra spectral content. Sometimes good and sometimes bad.
TS2 is one of those programs that looks very simple but there is a massive amount of variability and interactivity between the parameters.
It's a great tool.
- KVRAF
- 2389 posts since 23 Jan, 2022
Completely agree, when i was trying the demo i was like - hm, looks simple, will use it for some sample manipulation, plugins will give it a bit more options in terms of sound design possibilities.
But now i realize there is much more in it than i thought, it is deeper program.
I like it very much, brilliant tool.
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- KVRian
- 931 posts since 8 Jan, 2022
martiu wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2023 5:16 pmCompletely agree, when i was trying the demo i was like - hm, looks simple, will use it for some sample manipulation, plugins will give it a bit more options in terms of sound design possibilities.
But now i realize there is much more in it than i thought, it is deeper program.
I like it very much, brilliant tool.
I tried it without much expectations.
But the first time I just put a random piece of music into it and adjusted the tempo down to around 6bpm I was amazed by the results.
It's unexpectedly really musical despite its academic trappings.
In a world of audio hammers TS2 is a scalpel!