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This webpage will auto correct reverse conducting taps so that
they align with the nearest onset in the audio. The input tapping
data can contain taps for all of the events, or just a selection
of the events, such as the beats.
Input data is a text file with the event times in seconds on
the first column of each line as output from
Sonic Visualiser annotation layers.
The tapping data is usually generated manually by tapping to
a audio recording in Sonic Visualiser. The onset data is usually
generated automatically from a plug-in for Sonic Visualiser, such
as Spectral Reflux.
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Input
Tapping
Data
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First, specify the location of the beat tapping data to be processed in one of
the fields below.
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Input
Onset
Data
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Next, specify the location of the onset times in the audio file to which the
taps should be aligned.
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Process
Data
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Click on one of the submit buttons below to process
the file above using the options given in the section
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Options
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Maximum time displacement: ms.
This is the maximum amount of time that a tap can migrate from its
starting position. If there are no events closer than this time, then
the tap will remain in its original position. The time value
specified above is in milliseconds: 1000 milliseconds = 1 second.
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