zamproject
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Hi all
I want to evaluate pitch/tune variation of an oscillator over time.
Right now I have two options in mind but not that practical.
First is 30min audio recording on my DAW, then pitch analysis of the audio file, which draw some curve on a track layer, but difficult to extract that curve for graphical purpose nor to know the exact pitch value in Hz
Second, hooking my fluke 8060a (which have a decent freq measurement I suppose), siting in front for 30 min and manually collect value, let say each 30sec. It's probably accurate enough for my purpose and easy for .xls/graph processing, but so boring especially if I have to do it more than once
Any other ideas ?
Cheers
Zam
I want to evaluate pitch/tune variation of an oscillator over time.
Right now I have two options in mind but not that practical.
First is 30min audio recording on my DAW, then pitch analysis of the audio file, which draw some curve on a track layer, but difficult to extract that curve for graphical purpose nor to know the exact pitch value in Hz
Second, hooking my fluke 8060a (which have a decent freq measurement I suppose), siting in front for 30 min and manually collect value, let say each 30sec. It's probably accurate enough for my purpose and easy for .xls/graph processing, but so boring especially if I have to do it more than once
Any other ideas ?
Cheers
Zam