What's next?

[mself]

Tartini is now running reliably on my Mac with all features working (AFAIK). So what's next?

Here are a few ideas:

• Support opening other audio file types besides wav? Maybe mp3 or m4a
• See if the RTAUDIO_MINIMIZE_LATENCY option reduces latency when recording
• Make RtAudio be an external library (like fftw3) rather than redistributing the source code
• Port to a newer version of OpenGL
• Use "Tool Tips" rather than "What's This?" to make the UI more discoverable

Thoughts? What are your priorities for the project?

[quicky2000]

Tartini is now running reliably on my Mac with all features working (AFAIK). So what's next?

Here are a few ideas:

* Support opening other audio file types besides `wav`?  Maybe `mp3` or `m4a`

* See if the `RTAUDIO_MINIMIZE_LATENCY` option reduces latency when recording

* Port to a newer version of OpenGL

* Use "Tool Tips" rather than "What's This?" to make the UI more discoverable

Why not

* Make `RtAudio` be an external library (like `fftw3`) rather than redistributing the source code

I think it bring unnecessary complexity. RtAudio is designed to be easily integrated in projects ( only 2 source files) by providing source code

Thoughts? What are your priorities for the project?

First I would like to finish to clean the code, look to issues we saw related to buffer vs step size and succeed to build for windows

[reinierpost]

I am excited to see this.

As an amateur singer, I like to use Tartini to check my pitch.
Compiling it on Ubuntu took some tweaking with libraries.
No such issues with this version; I just followed the instructions (on Ubuntu 20.04).

A Debian and/or Ubuntu package for this software might greatly increase its user base.

[reinierpost]

Something I'd like to see is detection of multiple simultaneous voices, but that will require advanced knowledge of the underlying signal processing theory and algorithms.

[reinierpost]

A more mundane request: support for PulseAudio. (I won't be able to help with that, either.)