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From StartStopSilence's doc:
Note: In standard mode the algorithm is to be run iteratively on a sequence of frames. The outputs are updated on each iteration, and the final result is produced at the end of the sequence.
For example:
from essentia.standard import MonoLoader, FrameGenerator, StartStopSilence
audio = MonoLoader(filename="your_audio.mp3")()
startStopSilence = StartStopSilence()
for frame in FrameGenerator(audio):
start, stop = startStopSilence(frame)
print("start:", start, "stop:", stop)
start: 81 stop: 11061
note that the output is frame indices, not seconds.
For FadeDetection, the algorithm expects a vector of RMS values, computed with a frame rate of 4 frames per second by default:
from essentia.standard import MonoLoader, FrameGenerator, FadeDetection, RMS
audio = MonoLoader(filename="rock.mp3")()
rms = RMS()
fadeDetection = FadeDetection()
rms_values = [rms(frame) for frame in FrameGenerator(audio, frameSize=11025, hopSize=11025)]
fade_ins, fade_outs = fadeDetection(rms_values)
print("fade-ins:", fade_ins, "fade-outs:", fade_outs)
fade-ins: [] fade-outs: [[122. 129.]
No that in my example, the algorithm did not detect any fade-in.
The output matrices are:
- fadeIn (matrix_real) - 2D-array containing start/stop timestamps corresponding to fade-ins [s] (ordered chronologically)
- fadeOut (matrix_real) - 2D-array containing start/stop timestamps corresponding to fade-outs [s] (ordered chronologically)
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Any update on this one please?
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@Galvo87,
note that StartStopSilence expects to process a sequence of frames, not the full audio vector.
Check this Python example
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Thanks, so I cannot work directly with Loaders, but I must generate frames with FameGenerator or similar?
I suppose I must input frame (vector_real)
(the actual input audio frames) to StartStopSilence then... what is the best approach?
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By checking StartStopCut
's doc I realized your result could be correct.
An output of (0, 0)
means that there are no cuts at the start nor the end of the audio (i.e., there is no audio signal in the first 10 nor the last 10 ms of audio). This means that your audio has a healthy silence margin.
You can check that the algorithm works correctly by trying the opposite case, for example with a continuous noise signal:
import numpy as np
from essentia.standard import StartStopCut
audio = np.random.randn(44100) # one second of noise
print(StartStopCut()(audio))
>>> (1,1)
note that the output should be interpreted as pair of flags: contains cut or not
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Ok got it, thanks.
What about algos like StartStopSilence
that expect frame (vector_real)
as input?
Is a FrameGenerator
necessary in that case?
Also algos like FadeDetection
, that expects a rms values array...
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Thank you, understood.
Is there any handy Essentia method for converting frames
to actual audio timestamps?
Also, is it possible for StartStopSilence
to have ms
precision?
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Frames to seconds: frame_index * hop_size / sample_rate
Default hop_size: 512
Default sample_rate: 44100
StartStopSilence
's resolution depends on the analysis hop size.
By default, 1000 * 512 / 44100 = 11.6ms
, you can increase the time resolution by decreasing the analysis hop size.
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