Subject: [linux-audio-dev] RME totalyser clone ?
From: Cournapeau David (cournape_AT_enst.fr)
Date: Sat Mar 20 2004 - 15:06:50 EET
Hi there,
I am currently a DSP student, and want to program some stuff to
improve my programming skills on linux plateform. As several musicians
friends told me they would want a RME
totalyser -like software (see
http://www.rme-audio.com/english/analyzer/totalyser.htm), I'd like to
start with the same kind of software. It is basically a goniometer, a 30
bands frequency analyser and RMS peak analyser.
Here are my questions:
- Does this kind of stuff already exist on linux ?
- As I'd like to make the program work on linux and win32, I didn't
see many choices for the GUI toolkit: wxwindow and gtk/gtkmm. I heard
that gtk/gtkmm doesn't work well on win32 plateform, is it true ?
- I feel confortable with the pure DSP part of the soft, but as I
don't have real experience in GUI programming, the GUI part seems more
difficult. Where to start to handle waveforms drawing, level meters ? If
I am using wxwindow, I know I can look at the sources of audacity, but
other sources would be useful.
Thanks,
David
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