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If you use or have access to a mac, Similarity should be able to help with this. The free version may be sufficient for your needs.
From the site:
Similarity rapidly scans your music collection and shows all duplicate
music files you may have. The comparison powered by "acoustic
fingerprint" technology considers the actual contents of files, not
...
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How is your coding? You could put together this functionality using an acoustic fingerprint library such as http://acoustid.org/chromaprint
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You are probably trying to connect passive speakers to line out level outputs, therefore the low acoustic level.
What you need is a four channels power amplifier with 4 ohms speakers outputs.
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I've had decent luck experimenting with making a "distant" sound with just processing:
A bit of lowpass filter (not too aggressive, but obvious enough) to dull it, and leave other sounds in the mix more prominent.
Reverb with a semi-long initial decay and dense reflections. The idea is to suggest that there was plenty of space between the sound and the ...
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I helped answer your last question as well, and nothing is wrong with your setup.
I understand your confusion, but take from this that +27dBu definitely does not mean you are outputting +27dB. The dBu numbers correspond to the nominal operating level of your equipment, and in the pro audio world -10dBu devices require more gain to reach the same nominal ...
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Audio files are essentialy arrays (or vectors) of numeric values. If the audio files are uncompressed, the short audio file should exactly match a sequence of values within the long audio file. That means you could use tools like Matlab, Octave, Python (with modules) etc. to read in the audio as an array-like data type and then use provided functions to ...
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You need to use EQ/Equalization on the dry voice and boost resonant frequency with a narrow notch filter. It might match closer if you then apply a basic reverb afterward, but it will take some trial and error.
The important thing about modal frequencies is that practically they are just a higher amplitude of that frequency. If you can identify one or two ...
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Great answers so far. I suppose if you have the chance to Worldize it that might be worth a go too!
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Command + Option + Up or Down Arrows will scroll through available mics / channels here.
I'm on PT 10.3.5 (OSX)
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