AUDIO CONVERSION AND MANIPULATION (AKA PROJECT AARDVARK) Group members: -Mike-Chris-Brendan.

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AUDIO CONVERSION AND MANIPULATION (AKA PROJECT AARDVARK) Group members: -Mike-Chris-Brendan

SUMMARY ● Group Introduction ● Repository review ● The Project ● Problems we ran into ● Final Product ● Conclusion

GROUP INTRODUCTION ● Brendan Nestor: International Trade and Finance Major ● Chris Irwin: Computer Science Major ● Mike Zielewski: Computer Science Major ● Group Name : Aardvarks Anonymous ● Project Name : Project Aardvark

REPOSITORY / WEBSITE ● GitHub GitHub ● Website Website

THE PROJECT ● The Original Idea ● Develop audio program to manipulate audio data ● Utilize Digital Signal Processing (DSP) ● The code ● Decoding Wave files ● FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) Algorithm ● Bash commands ● Use of Bash script to execute commands in execute commands in Linux Linux

WAVE FILES Waveform Audio File Format Chunks of data

PROBLEMS WE RAN INTO ● Understanding and implementation of researched source code ● Discovering complexity of Java libraries ● Jtransforms ● tritonus ● Building a GUI with limited Java experience ● JavaFX ● Creating website other than GitHub Wiki page ● Bash Scripting ● Decimals in Bash

SOX $sox [FILENAME] –n stat $sox normalize-audio –a [INSERT AMPLITUDE] [FILENAME] $sox [FILENAME] –n spectrogram

CONCLUSION ● What we learned ● Team work ● Researching ● Utilization of Linux and repositories

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