That's my case why still using VB6.

Have you tested this "converter" http://www.artinsoft.com/pr_vbcompanion.aspx?gclid=COHzi8eEurQCFUFb3godQ2oASA

Myself I stop using VB6 nine years ago and went for .NET C#, the learning curve was tuff but I do not regret it today. C# is so much better to code in comparison with VB6, so many more possibilities.

Hi,

I want to play tracks from Spotify using BASS within my Delphi Application. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Many thanks!
Chris

This is a old C# example using BASS, maybe it can give you some clues: https://github.com/jonasl/libspotify-sharp

Hi saga, the soundcards would be used in radio stations. The features we desire in these cards are:

- Balanced audio
- Multiple stereo outputs/inputs (not necessarily the same card for playback and recording)
- Price up to US$ 600
- Able to run full time
- Totally compatible with Windows 7 and 8

Thanks again

M-Audio Delta 1010 has balanced in/out, Delta 1010LT is the sam card but without balanced in/out. I have run both these cards at radiostations for many years 24/7

RME and MOTU also do nice soundcards, but they are more expensive.

I can't find any files to download any more. Is this project dead?

Dear friends,

We are searching for professional sound cards that work fine on Windows 7 and 8, specially with Bass. Please, could you indicade some models? We would be very grateful to hear your suggestions.

Thank you very much in advance

I have used M-Audio Delta 1010 for years, works great and have lots of in/outputs. But I have not tested them with Windows 8.

http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Delta1010LT.html
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Delta1010.html

You mean the level meters, faders within ProppFrexx?
If yes, they are all self developed.
But currently not freely available.
I might think about building a UI component out of it.

I be happy to bay some $$ for your level meters and faders as a .NET UI component.

/Ken

hi everyone...

i need to develop a multiband compressor.... i don't know where to start... if any of you could help me... i just need a hint though

thanks!!!!.....

Search the forum there are other threads about this topic, one is this: http://www.un4seen.com/forum/?topic=14035.0

No, I need a DSP, cant do it using equalizer

Maybe use an external WinAmp DSP with BASS_WADSP, and plugins like these? 
http://www.winamp.com/plugin/enhancer-017/81361
http://www.winamp.com/plugin/sound-solution/120741
http://www.winamp.com/plugin/real-bass-exciter/222489

Hello friends! How to implement the remaining time in the format "-00:00:00"?
Thanks in advance.

P.S I'm using Delphi.

something like this:

pos = Bass.BASS_ChannelGetLength(channel) - Bass.BASS_ChannelGetPosition(channel, BASSMode.BASS_POS_BYTES)
seconds = Bass.BASS_ChannelBytes2Seconds(channel, pos)

How you format seconds to 00:00:00, I can't say since I don't code in Delphi.

Hi,

Sorry typo, should be like this and it returns values. (like 1.0 or 1.142 and so on depending on the song, new songs often returns 1.0)

return Un4seen.Bass.Utils.GetNormalizationGain(filename, 1, -1, -1, ref _peak);

Should I use "Gain" instead of "Gain_dBV" on DSP_Gain when I playback the song?  I tested that and then "GainFactor" on WaveForm looks more realistic.

/Ken

Hi,

Need lile help on Gain.

I scan my file with GetNormalizationGain like this:

public float GetAudioGain(string filename)
{
   float _peak = 0;

   return = Un4seen.Bass.Utils.GetNormalizationGain(filename, 1, -1, -1, ref _peak);

}

I apply tha value "gain" during playback with "Gain_dBV" on DSP_Gain

Now I want to show the gain in my WaveForm, using "GainFactor", but the WaveForm becoms way to big...

Am I on the right track here with gain, or. Please advice.

/Ken

Why couldn't you use "BaseEncoder.EncodeFile"?
E.g. something like this should work:

int stream = Bass.BASS_StreamCreateURL(url, 0, BASSFlag.BASS_STREAM_DECODE | BASSFlag.BASS_SAMPLE_FLOAT, null, IntPtr.Zero);
EncoderLAME lame = new EncoderLAME(stream);
...
BaseEncoder.EncodeFile(lame, null, true, false);

Note, the encoder speed however might still be restricted to the download speed of your BASS_StreamCreateURL call!

 That works great.   Thanks! Sorry I have to read the docs better ;-)

Hi,

I need to convert a audiofile on a webserver to a new file.

The file plays fine with BASS_StreamCreateURL, but how do I feed EncoderLAME? If I could do it faster than 1x it would be good (like when I use BaseEncoder.EncodeFile)

Thanks!

/Ken

Is there a kind of hush...!?
 Maybe a chipest audio driver ?

Axia LiveWire uses RTP, some of it is opensource, you find more here:  http://axiaaudio.com/livewire   http://axiaaudio.com/opensource

In theory, you could send audio from BASS to an Axia console, or receive...

/Ken

To simplify it you split up the signal in 3 or more "bands" by crossover filter, then process each band separately, at last mix the bands together.



Here is a more complex way to do it (BreakAway processor sounds very good)



I like to see something what you come up with.

Try this code for avoid thread lockups in .NET WPF.

Dispatcher.Invoke(DispatcherPriority.Background, (Action)delegate()
{
        //Do your stuff here...

});

When you are in WPF, it's not possible tu set  " progressBar1.Value ". it's necessary to use an Invoke fonction

Error Message is : "Created by an over thread"


No problème in a Winform app

Try this code (C# WPF)

Dispatcher.Invoke(DispatcherPriority.Background, (Action)delegate()
{
        //Do your stuff here (that is GUI controls)... Ex:
        progressBar1.Value  = MyValue
});

I have so far only tested streaming MP3 (BASS_StreamCreateURL) and I have no cracks or pops in the sound.

I'm running a WinForm application, (.NET Mono, C# 4.0 on "Soft-float Debian wheezy")

Okay, working fine with Debian wheezy  Thanks for the help. It would still be good to get a version for Raspbian wheezy with hardfp though, as most people will start using it.

Thanks,
Pete

Good that it works, sorry I mixed up Debian and Raspbian wheezy's, Linux is not my home field ...

/Ken

Ken,

Just to confirm - you're running hardfp Raspbian wheezy and not armel Debian wheezy? If so, I wonder what I am doing wrong...

Pete

Pete, do you run the latest build of wheezy? I have problems with earlier versions, mono framework build had some errors. I run "Soft-float Debian “wheezy”" (2012-08-08-wheezy-armel) from http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads  I have not tested the other builds yet.
 
When installing mono use full version: apt-get install mono-complete

/Ken