pcm array to audio file in javascript
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I want to create any audio file with array of pcm, sample rate and number of channels.
The array size is about 15,000,000 in the range of 1 and -1.
I do not know much about audio file and just understanding what pcm is.
So, Could you give me any hints and keywords to make audio file with the data?
javascript audio wav pcm
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I want to create any audio file with array of pcm, sample rate and number of channels.
The array size is about 15,000,000 in the range of 1 and -1.
I do not know much about audio file and just understanding what pcm is.
So, Could you give me any hints and keywords to make audio file with the data?
javascript audio wav pcm
synth-js is already a thing :) (full disclosure, I am the author)
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:12
new WAV(numChannels, sampleRate, 16, true, pcmData)
will give you an object that can generate a binary blob with thetoBlob()
method.
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:15
@PatrickRoberts It works! Thanks! If I have two array of pcm for each channel, how can I set them?
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 1:44
2-channel PCM data is interlaced, so the array you pass topcmData
needs to have channel 0 sample 0, channel 1 sample 0, channel 0 sample 1, channel 1 sample 1, channel 0 sample 2, etc...
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:51
@PatrickRoberts Now It works perfectly! Thank you so much!
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 2:22
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up vote
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I want to create any audio file with array of pcm, sample rate and number of channels.
The array size is about 15,000,000 in the range of 1 and -1.
I do not know much about audio file and just understanding what pcm is.
So, Could you give me any hints and keywords to make audio file with the data?
javascript audio wav pcm
I want to create any audio file with array of pcm, sample rate and number of channels.
The array size is about 15,000,000 in the range of 1 and -1.
I do not know much about audio file and just understanding what pcm is.
So, Could you give me any hints and keywords to make audio file with the data?
javascript audio wav pcm
javascript audio wav pcm
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synth-js is already a thing :) (full disclosure, I am the author)
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:12
new WAV(numChannels, sampleRate, 16, true, pcmData)
will give you an object that can generate a binary blob with thetoBlob()
method.
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:15
@PatrickRoberts It works! Thanks! If I have two array of pcm for each channel, how can I set them?
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 1:44
2-channel PCM data is interlaced, so the array you pass topcmData
needs to have channel 0 sample 0, channel 1 sample 0, channel 0 sample 1, channel 1 sample 1, channel 0 sample 2, etc...
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:51
@PatrickRoberts Now It works perfectly! Thank you so much!
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 2:22
add a comment |
synth-js is already a thing :) (full disclosure, I am the author)
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:12
new WAV(numChannels, sampleRate, 16, true, pcmData)
will give you an object that can generate a binary blob with thetoBlob()
method.
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:15
@PatrickRoberts It works! Thanks! If I have two array of pcm for each channel, how can I set them?
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 1:44
2-channel PCM data is interlaced, so the array you pass topcmData
needs to have channel 0 sample 0, channel 1 sample 0, channel 0 sample 1, channel 1 sample 1, channel 0 sample 2, etc...
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:51
@PatrickRoberts Now It works perfectly! Thank you so much!
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 2:22
synth-js is already a thing :) (full disclosure, I am the author)
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:12
synth-js is already a thing :) (full disclosure, I am the author)
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:12
new WAV(numChannels, sampleRate, 16, true, pcmData)
will give you an object that can generate a binary blob with the toBlob()
method.– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:15
new WAV(numChannels, sampleRate, 16, true, pcmData)
will give you an object that can generate a binary blob with the toBlob()
method.– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:15
@PatrickRoberts It works! Thanks! If I have two array of pcm for each channel, how can I set them?
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 1:44
@PatrickRoberts It works! Thanks! If I have two array of pcm for each channel, how can I set them?
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 1:44
2-channel PCM data is interlaced, so the array you pass to
pcmData
needs to have channel 0 sample 0, channel 1 sample 0, channel 0 sample 1, channel 1 sample 1, channel 0 sample 2, etc...– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:51
2-channel PCM data is interlaced, so the array you pass to
pcmData
needs to have channel 0 sample 0, channel 1 sample 0, channel 0 sample 1, channel 1 sample 1, channel 0 sample 2, etc...– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:51
@PatrickRoberts Now It works perfectly! Thank you so much!
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 2:22
@PatrickRoberts Now It works perfectly! Thank you so much!
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 2:22
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synth-js is already a thing :) (full disclosure, I am the author)
– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:12
new WAV(numChannels, sampleRate, 16, true, pcmData)
will give you an object that can generate a binary blob with thetoBlob()
method.– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:15
@PatrickRoberts It works! Thanks! If I have two array of pcm for each channel, how can I set them?
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 1:44
2-channel PCM data is interlaced, so the array you pass to
pcmData
needs to have channel 0 sample 0, channel 1 sample 0, channel 0 sample 1, channel 1 sample 1, channel 0 sample 2, etc...– Patrick Roberts
Nov 12 at 1:51
@PatrickRoberts Now It works perfectly! Thank you so much!
– atom Jung
Nov 12 at 2:22