3 Interesting Sound Processing Techniques Using JES
JES is a program that lets you modify images, sounds, and videos programmatically. JES has many built-in functions and debugging tools to help you learn the Jython language.
When importing a file using JES, it’s possible to examine its sound waves visually, using a separate window. You can also manipulate the amplitude values of these sound waves at specific points. This can help you edit the sound file to achieve different effects.
How to Change the Volume of a Sound Clip
When yourender an image in JES, you may access the individual pixels that it contains. You can achieve certainimage processing techniquesby editing the red, green, and blue color values for each pixel.
Similarly, a sound file contains many individual “samples” which are small pieces of sound data. you could edit an imported sound by changing the amplitude value at each sample.
The code used in this project is available in thisGitHub repounder the MIT license.
How to Reverse a Sound Clip
You can reverse a sound by creating a new empty sound and copying each sample of the original sound into the new sound in reverse order.
How to Join Two Sound Clips Together
To join two sound clips together, you can ask the user to select two separate WAV files. Copy each sample of both sounds onto the new sound object.
Importing and Editing Sound Files Using JES
Now you understand how to import sound files and edit them using JES. There are so many other built-in functions that JES has to offer, that will allow you to do even more advanced sound editing.
You can learn more about the other functions available using the JES help window.
If you’re looking for JES help, the best place to find it is within the IDE itself.
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