naudio

I'm new to this whole audio processing area and I'm wondering how to extract Bass, Mid and treble from an FFT output. I'm currently using this to get the data: https://stackoverflow.com/a/20414331/2714577 which uses Naudio. But I'm using a fftlength of 1024 (require speed). I'm trying to get these 3 sections in a format such as 0-255 for colour purposes. I currently have this: double[] data = new double[512]; void FftCalculated(object sender, FftEventArgs e) { for (int j = 0; j < e.Result.Length / 2; j++) { double magnitude = Math.Sqrt(e.Result[j].X * e.Result[j].X + e.Result[j].Y * e.Result[j

I want to save the incoming stream data to a WAV file on my hard disk drive. How can I change the code below to be able to record the stream into a valid WAV file? From the demo here : private void StreamMP3(object state) { this.fullyDownloaded = false; string url = (string)state; webRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url); HttpWebResponse resp = null; try { resp = (HttpWebResponse)webRequest.GetResponse(); } catch(WebException e) { if (e.Status != WebExceptionStatus.RequestCanceled) { ShowError(e.Message); } return; } byte[] buffer = new byte[16384 * 4]; // Needs to be big enough to

I want to get the default output audio device (i.e. my speakers) using NAudio, to get the master sound volume as in this question . I am trying to use MMDeviceEnumerator.GetDevice() , but the id it takes is a string, not the device number. Here's the code I've written so far: var enumerator = new MMDeviceEnumerator(); for (int i = 0; i < WaveOut.DeviceCount; i++) { var cap = WaveOut.GetCapabilities(i); Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", i, cap.ProductName); var device = enumerator.GetDevice(???); } Console.WriteLine(); Console.ReadLine(); I've tried passing the various Guids from the capabilities,

I'm a chemistry student trying to use NAudio in C# to gather data from my computer's microphone (planning on switching to an audio port later, in case that's pertinent to how this gets answered). I understand what source streams are, and how NAudio uses an event handler to know whether or not to start reading information from said stream, but I get stumped when it comes to working with the data that has been read from the stream. As I understand it, a buffer array is populated in either byte or WAV format from the source stream (with the AddSamples command). For now, all that I'm trying to do

I have a RAW audio file which is made up of several concatenated, smaller WAV files. I can open and play this file as 48,000, 8 bit PCM, signed, mono, in Sound Forge. What I would like to do, in C#, is programmatically overwrite each individual WAV within the file with new data of equal or smaller length, which I think I'm fairly close to being able to do. I can do a File.ReadAllBytes on the RAW file, loop through the byte array, and determine the start and end location of each WAV. I then pick the new WAV files on my PC, remove the headers, and write the remaining data into my RAW file. If

I need to convert a continuous stream of PCM, or encoded audio (ADPCM, uLaw, Opus), into MP3/OGG format so that it can be streamed to a browser (using html's audio tag). I have the "stream-mp3/ogg-using-audio-tag" part working, now I need to develop the conversion layer. I have two questions: How can I convert PCM into MP3/OGG using NAudio and/or some other C# library/framework? I assume there is a code snippet or two in the NAudio demo app that may be doing this, but I haven't been able to find it. Do I have to convert the encoded data (ADPCM, uLaw, OPUS) into PCM (which I can) before I