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Demo apps for LineSpec. More example videos: https://vimeo.com/linespec Main goal of this project are keeping the demo applications up to date, fixing bugs and occasionally add new demo applications. The demo applications can be used as regular program, as well as a screen saver. Just rename accordingly (.exe -> .scr).

radio vocoder chung is a vocoder + linear equalizer(s) + FFT effect(s) version of radio chung free internet web radio stream url and audio file generic path player ( * ,mp3,*name*.ogg,wav,...) with dsp(s) (baxandall , resonance , automod , decay , flat , noisered , speed , feedback ) using bass.dll , gui_chung , FFTdll.dll fft fast fourier transform and freebasic .high quality small pitch shift shifting for radio url . added record, playrec, save as MP3 , feedback , anticlick .

displaysound chung is a small program to display the selected input sound port (for example the system input mixer of the computer , or the mic microphone ) data in a scope like or spectrum FFT fourier window. or midi keyboard. Is writtten in easy fast freebasic . Can record,playrec, saveasMP3, loadMP3 (added 01/2022) with automatic level record and autostart/stop rec max 20mn flat0=auto flat spectrum, flat1=auto clone spectrum, (4096 band equalizer exciter enhancer) usage example : correct spectrum of low quality onboard mic of a pc

resonance chung is a free gpl open source VST plugin variable dynamic reverb sound effect compatible with VST steinberg, fb_chungVST , midipiano_chung , freemp3_chung , dsp_chung , radio _chung music plugins support. It aims to simulate the increase of reverberation with the number of played notes like in a real acoustic piano . a quick fft small fourier transform is used to estimate a number of played notes and modify the reverb rate in real time. Is written in easy fast freebasic .

vocoder chung is a small educational vocoder using discrete fourier transform FFT spectrum written in easy fast compiled freebasic . (24/12/2019) uses fast and accurate FFTdll.dll (28/03/2020) algorythmic voice cloning / change / morphing experiment added

Conway's Game of Life is generalized to a continuous domain. OpenGL and GLSL shaders are used for real-time 2D and 3D graphics. Time stepping is done via a real to complex FFT based convolution operation. There are also two deliberately simple test implementations in FreeBasic and Matlab. A 2D version on a sphere shows that it is really not dependent on the underlying grid.