Hi all,<br><br>I recently discovered the ChucK programming language and I have some questions for you about possible applications.<br><br>I'm
trying to use/evaluate the usage of faust, pd and ChucK for a single
application that is not directly related to music. I work as a developer
for noise related applications (in particular we manage aircraft noise
and in general noise pollution).<br>
<br>I briefly explain what I would like to do. Let's say that I have a
noise source that I would like to limit. Let's say that I measure the
noise with a microphone in the vicinity of the noise source where i
think the noise could disturb someone. The mic input is needed to
compute some meaningfull indexes in a defined time interval, let's say 1
second or more, and then this value could be used as a reference to
change the amplitude of the noise source if it exceeds the reference
value.<br>
I make a couple of examples:<br><ol><li>maybe I need to limit the noise production of a pub where there is live music so to reduce noise pollution outside the pub ...</li><li>maybe I gather with my friends to play some music in my house and I would like not to annoy my neighbours ...<br>
</li></ol>I've read the ChucK docs and found that I can have analyzer
units but at the moment they are only built in (fft, ifft, ...) and that
in the near future there will be the possibility to develop my own
analyzer unit ...<br>
<br>So my questions are:<br><ol><li>Do you think that ChucK could be a profitable choice to have this job done?</li><li>Have you plans and timings for the user built analyzers unit support in ChucK?</li></ol>Thanks by now for any answer.<br>
<br>Luca Paganotti<br clear="all"><br>