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complex FFT #23
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Please remove the following unnecessary changes from the PR:
- adding \runtims\VL.Audio - Verknüpfung.lnk
- adding \src\Backu\VL.Audio.sln
- adding UpgradeLog.htm
- the change to VL.Audio.sln is a downgrade as you seem to be working with an older VS version. if you can't update VS, simply don't commit changes to that file
Done, I´ve also noticed that I somehow accidentially added a second set of dependencies for different version of many packages, which I reverted now. Sorry, I´m very new to this sort of thing but I hope my changes are usable now. |
Just saw this randomly and have some thoughts about it:
Following that thought:
It should be relatively easy to do with the NWaves library. The nodes doing FFF/IFFT on update like the vvvv beta nodes do no harm, but aren't that useful, unfortunately. |
good point, I´ll try doing that, for now I mainly wanted to use this for non-realtime cases (such as convoluting audiosignals with graphics data and playing back the resulting blocks on loop) so it doesn´t need to be synchronous but in general I´ll move it towards the audio-loop |
Integrated the output of complex numbers split into real and imaginairy parts into the existing FFT-function. They are output as double-values.
Also added separate IFFT-Function in double precision for resynthesis. Works for now, but buffering and inverse windowing could be improved in the future.
This makes convolution of audio-signals (f.e. for filters or reverbs) possible.
Alternatively the complex-output-FFT could be implemented as a separate function to keep the existing one (which serves mainly analysis purposes) in its state and have the complex one (which serves processing purposes) separate.