Can i use the AudioAnalizer library?

[Edgar Acosta]

 

 Good afternoon. 

 

      I am going to develop an Android app that reads sounds signals, searching in the web i found the Moonblink's AudioAnalyzer Application. I downloadedthe apk file, but what i really need is the library to process sound signals... So My question is:

 

       Can i use the Library Applcation?   if i can, how can i downloaded?. i believe this project is open source or do i need to pay something?

 

   I really appreciate your help....

 

     Edgar Acosta

[Ian Smith]

Hi,

the source code is online already:

http://code.google.com/p/moonblink/wiki/Setup

It's under GPL.

Ian

[Edgar Acosta]

Thank you Ian

 

    What i  need is to read a Sound Signal from Audio Jack Port (I will connect the iRig Mic to Android Audio (headphone) Audio Jack port), and plot the signal in the screen.      So i believe with the AudioAnalizer library could be possible, am i correct?

[Ian Smith]

That's exactly what the Audalyzer app does, so yes.  If you need to do your own custom thing, the library can certainly do that.

Sorry, but I have absolutely no spare time to support projects like this.  I'm literally eating 3 meals a day at my desk... :-(

Ian

[Edgar Acosta]

  Thank you Ian

[Edgar Acosta]

Good evening Ian.

 

  Do you have any documentation to better understand AudioLizer  application, specially the AudioAnalizer which i believe is the Class i need for my project.  What i understand is that the Main Activity is Audiolizer.java, but this inherits from MainActivity and ic composed of InstrumentPanel, InstrumentPanel is composed of AudioAnalizer, so i believe the InstrumentPanel is one of the most important classes, what i see is that you start setting data in the AudioAnalizer class, for example the sample rate, but what i can't see is where the AudioAnalizer starts getting Data, what method should i call from AudioAnalizer to get data from Audio Port. 

  I appreciate your attention

[Ian Smith]

All the documentation is in the code, where it belongs.  Again, I have no time to provide support for this; but if all you want to do is read audio data, just use the Android APIs.

[vitazz]

Hi,
I found a new commercial application what fully based on AudioAnalizer and the source code is not available. Not fair, I think.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.livelocalizer.anemometer