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In a program for creating spectrograms called spek the output looks like the following:
I was wondering whether adding a frequency scale as seen on the left in the image to this library as well or if it's not a functionality wanted in this library whether it would be feasible for me to add it given that my dsp knowledge is rather limited.
I was using a shell script and the sox program to generate these spectrograms with frequency scales before to try and determine whether the quality of a flac or mpeg file is genuine hence the need for a frequency scale. I would now like to rewrite this functionality in rust for better programmability and speed.
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That’s something someone else has mentioned previously. I’m not against adding such functionality as long as it’s behind a non-default feature. This is because adding such a feature would possibly require adding quite a few additional dependencies, and quite possibly platform dependencies. Ideally, the solution would be platform independent, or operating system agnostic.
I don’t have time to implement, but you are welcome to submit a pull request for this.
In a program for creating spectrograms called spek the output looks like the following:
I was wondering whether adding a frequency scale as seen on the left in the image to this library as well or if it's not a functionality wanted in this library whether it would be feasible for me to add it given that my dsp knowledge is rather limited.
I was using a shell script and the sox program to generate these spectrograms with frequency scales before to try and determine whether the quality of a flac or mpeg file is genuine hence the need for a frequency scale. I would now like to rewrite this functionality in rust for better programmability and speed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: