Sentence examples for live input from inspiring English sources

Music21 does very well with MIDI files that were created in notation software or sequencing software, but has a harder time handling MIDI files created by recording live input.

After each round, the hiring manager would lead a live input discussion and decide whether to pass the candidate to the next phase.

The four-time Paralympic medallist will be going for gold at Rio 2016 and claims that whilst there are 8,000 miles between them, the live input his coach is able to give is 'incredible'incredible

Here you can set up your live inputs (webcams etc) and your pre-recorded video files.

MIT's long history of work in music technology dates back to the 1960's and Professor Barry Vercoe's Experimental Music Studio, which developed and improved technologies such as real-time digital synthesis, live keyboard input, and graphical score editing.

Your program will visualize: 1) live microphone input and 2) a designed sound narrative written in ChucK! (for reference) the original OpenGL (1.1) "The Red Book" test using the microphone input! use a simple chuck program that hooks up the microphone to the output so you can test your chuck setup as well as your visualizer.

But if you get a good read from a receptive supervisor, she might decide she doesn't want to live without your input.

You can record live sounds or input an instrument directly to transcribe into musical notation, then click on the Scissor icon in the bottom left corner to check out the notes.

We also introduce a facial expression recognition from live video input using temporal cues.

Inspired in 1999 by the unveiling of PlayStation 2, he joined PlayStation R&D to investigate the use of live video input for gaming and develop new interactive user experiences.

Although the presented systems have several features in common, such as the use of mel frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCCs) or agglomerative clustering, there are also many differences among them, e.g., online-optimized processing (for live audio input), speaker factor analysis[12], dot-scoring similarity[13], or acoustic fingerprinting[14].