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Acesys
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 Posted: Mon Aug 05, 2013 7:48 pm Post subject: Finding Peak Amplitude in a wave file? |
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I should leave it at that to avoid over-complicating a simple question  But, S gets statistics and they're in a way I don't normally see statistics.
-edited for clarity- At the moment I'm looking through fireworks samples, from a Professional library just to analyze the peaks in order my homemade fireworks samples can be edited similarly.
Thanks to Wavosaur I see the Professional fireworks have DC offset still! Strange they sell these and forgot something 
I just don't get what you use to determine what the Peak Amplitudes are in Wavosaur?
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Acesys
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-edited- wow was I vague, sorry about that.  |
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Rex
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Hello,
welcome to the forum !
it's not yet clear, i don't understand.
there is no "Peak Amplitude" field in the statisitics
maybe you talk about the "Max value R/L"
this is the value of the highest sample in the file |
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Acesys
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Yeah that's it, THANKS!  This is so unbelievably cool and useful...
I don't want to jinx myself mentioning donation, save to say I'm getting some online donation methods squared-away.
If/when FLAC support arrives, there won't be a Windows computer of mine that lacks Wavosaur. |
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