LinuxMusicians

Hello all!

Today I'm ready to introduce yet another tool for timbral correction of audio data.
This tool is developed according to the order made by @d.healey.

https://github.com/sadko4u/timbre-mill

If the description is not clear, here's yet another explanation of the workflow which this tool allows to do:

https://web.archive.org/web/20161208055 ... onvolution

This comes at just the right time. I'm working on some new sample sets with volume layers. If this works, I won't have to spend as much effort getting the layers to seamlessly blend together.

Thank you @sadko4u, it's an excellent little program!

I'll make a video tutorial about this in the next few weeks.

Thank you both @sadko4u and @d.healey

d.healey wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 12:06 pm Thank you @sadko4u, it's an excellent little program!

I'll make a video tutorial about this in the next few weeks.

Out of curiosity, does the program's name have any relation to Tantacrul trolling Thoughty 2 for conflating tembre and timber on YouTube?

prokoudine wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 9:54 am Out of curiosity, does the program's name have any relation to Tantacrul trolling Thoughty 2 for conflating tembre and timber on YouTube?

None at all. It's inspired by the timbre stamp module of PureData