The Experimental Corner
This is a showcase for development tests, ideas, experiments, and of course user suggestions. Features depicted here might or might not end up in release versions of Resonic.
If you like a particular feature don't hestitate to comment on it! You feedback helps improve and shape Resonic!
2015
May 9, 2015
Transients from files (Pro)
Visualizing transients contained in common file formats. This kind of meta data can be used in a variety of ways, but we won't spoil all the fun just yet.
May 7, 2015
Markers/cues from files (Pro)
In this early screenshot we compare user-set markers in Sound Forge (top) to Resonic (bottom).
Getting the accuracy right is key here.
April 22, 2015
Post-decode clipping detector (e.g. mp3) (Pro)
for 32-bit floating point audio content.
February 9, 2015
Drafting out file format icons.
Following the same color scheme as the little squares in Resonic.
February 3, 2015
New waveform progress update.
Top to bottom: Solid waveform, halves + outline, zoomed (Pro).
Left to right: Smoothed waveform, raw waveform (takes up much less CPU, similar style used by many wave editing applications).
January 28, 2015
New waveform code, almost there.
Accurate and highly optimized code for all Resonic waveform visualizations. Now to integrate this into the Beta, which is the last step on the long way to a public release.
January 21, 2015
Progress on new audio content analysis code.
The new and improved waveform as well as a good couple of Pro features will be driven by the brand new and optimized DSP code.
We're also working on EBU R128-compliant metering to implement EBU Mode, based on the ITU BS.1770 standard, that deserves a lot of attention.
Here are two waveform/frequency distribution plots representing raw data output.
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