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+0. Faire attention à la branche sur laquelle on travaille; il faut que ça soit dev2
+1. Fetch (dans le cas qu'ily a des changements par un autre collaborateur)
+2. Commit (rajouter commentaire)
+3. Pull
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diff --git a/README.md b/om-dyci2/README.md
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@@ -4,10 +4,10 @@ OM-DYCI2 is a framework for interactive generation of musical sequences combinin
OM-DYCI2 is the compositional declination of the Max [DYCI2 library dedicated to interaction](https://github.com/DYCI2/Dyci2Lib) developped in the [OM#](https://github.com/cac-t-u-s/om-sharp)/[OM6](http://repmus.ircam.fr/openmusic/) visual programming and computer-aided composition environments ([Doc Python Library](http://repmus.ircam.fr/downloads/docs/DYCI2_library/)).
-© Victoire Siguret, Jean Bresson, Jérôme Nika — STMS lab IRCAM / CNRS / Sorbonne Université, 2018.
+© Victoire Siguret, Jean Bresson & Jérôme Nika — STMS lab IRCAM / CNRS / Sorbonne Université, 2018.
Contributions by Dionysios Papanikolaou and Mikhail Malt (2021).
-If using the library, please quote: __Nika, Jérôme, and Jean Bresson. "Composing Structured Music Generation Processes with Creative Agents." 2nd Joint Conference on AI Music Creativity (AIMC 2021). 2021 [(Article)](https://aimc2021.iem.at/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/AIMC_2021_Nika_Bresson.pdf)__ . The appendix of this article refers to multimedia resources extracted from recent creations using OM-DYCI2 (Pascal Dusapin, Steve Lehman, Rémi Fox, Le Fresnoy - Studio National des Arts Contemporains, etc.). Moreover, it is a good introduction to the use of the library since it details all the playing modes implemented in the tutorials.
+If using the library please quote: __Nika, Jérôme, and Jean Bresson. "Composing Structured Music Generation Processes with Creative Agents." 2nd Joint Conference on AI Music Creativity (AIMC 2021). 2021 [(Article)](https://aimc2021.iem.at/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/AIMC_2021_Nika_Bresson.pdf)__ . The appendix of this article refers to multimedia resources extracted from recent creations using OM-DYCI2 (Pascal Dusapin, Steve Lehman, Rémi Fox, Le Fresnoy - Studio National des Arts Contemporains, etc.). Moreover, it is a good introduction to the use of the library since it details all the playing modes implemented in the tutorials.
------
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- Authorize --> path of the activation key if needed (for instance dependencies/om-supervp/resources/bin/mac/Ircam_Activation_key.txt)
Free-releases of the library (not including the binaries) are available at: https://github.com/openmusic-project/OM-SuperVP/releases.
-You will still need the binaries (and then an Ircam forum subscription): geyt et them from IRCAM ForumNet (https://forum.ircam.fr/projects/detail/analysissynthesis-command-line-tools/) and either put them in OM-SuperVP/resources/bin/{mac,win,linux}/, OR set the path to SuperVP (for instance in .../AudioSculpt/Kernels/) in the OM Preferences/Externals path (visible when the library is loaded).
+You will still need the binaries (and then an Ircam forum subscription): get them from IRCAM ForumNet (https://forum.ircam.fr/projects/detail/analysissynthesis-command-line-tools/) and either put them in OM-SuperVP/resources/bin/{mac,win,linux}/, OR set the path to SuperVP (for instance in .../AudioSculpt/Kernels/) in the OM Preferences/Externals path (visible when the library is loaded).
------
### Troubleshooting
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diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/2-advanced-tutorials-synchronyzing/Corpus/Short_Voice_Target/Gaston.Acapella.wav b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Gaston/Gaston.Acapella.wav
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rename from om-dyci2/patches/2-advanced-tutorials-synchronyzing/Corpus/Short_Voice_Target/Gaston.Acapella.wav
rename to om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Gaston/Gaston.Acapella.wav
diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/2-advanced-tutorials-synchronyzing/Corpus/Vibra_Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.seg_desc b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.seg_desc
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rename from om-dyci2/patches/2-advanced-tutorials-synchronyzing/Corpus/Vibra_Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.seg_desc
rename to om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.seg_desc
diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/2-advanced-tutorials-synchronyzing/Corpus/Vibra_Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.wav b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.wav
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rename from om-dyci2/patches/2-advanced-tutorials-synchronyzing/Corpus/Vibra_Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.wav
rename to om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Lehman/Lehman_Chimera.IRCAM.Vibraphone_transposed.wav
diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/1-advanced-tutorials-chaining/Corpus/Soprano/Soprano-singing-01.aiff b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Soprano/Soprano-singing-01.aiff
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rename to om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Soprano/Soprano-singing-01.aiff
diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/1-advanced-tutorials-chaining/Corpus/Soprano/Soprano-singing-01.txt b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Soprano/Soprano-singing-01.txt
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diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/1-advanced-tutorials-chaining/Corpus/Soprano/Soprano-singing-02.aiff b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Soprano/Soprano-singing-02.aiff
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rename from om-dyci2/patches/1-advanced-tutorials-chaining/Corpus/Soprano/Soprano-singing-02.aiff
rename to om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Soprano/Soprano-singing-02.aiff
diff --git a/om-dyci2/patches/1-advanced-tutorials-chaining/Corpus/Soprano/Soprano-singing-02.txt b/om-dyci2/datasets/my_first_dataset/Soprano/Soprano-singing-02.txt
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diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/OM-SuperVP.lisp b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/OM-SuperVP.lisp
deleted file mode 100644
index a8b039e..0000000
--- a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/OM-SuperVP.lisp
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,105 +0,0 @@
-;;;===================================================
-;;;
-;;; OM-SuperVP
-;;; SuperVP sound analysis and processing for OpenMusic
-;;;
-;;;
-;;; LIBRARY MAIN FILE
-;;; Authors: Jean Bresson, Jean Lochard (IRCAM - 2006-2010)
-;;;
-;;;===================================================
-
-(om-get-picture "superVP" 'om-supervp)
-
-(in-package :om)
-
-;--------------------------------------------------
-;Variable definiton with files to load
-;--------------------------------------------------
-
-;;; removes extension
-(defun lib-src-file (file)
- (merge-pathnames file (om-make-pathname :directory *load-pathname*)))
-
-;--------------------------------------------------
-;Loading files
-;--------------------------------------------------
-
-(mapc #'(lambda (file) (compile&load (lib-src-file file) t t))
- '("sources/package"
- "sources/general"
- "sources/normalize"
- "sources/analysis"
- "sources/processing"
- "sources/synthesis"
- "sources/channels"
- "sources/formants"
- "sources/om-preferences"
- ))
-
-;--------------------------------------------------
-; OM subpackages initialization
-; ("sub-pack-name" subpacke-lists class-list function-list class-alias-list)
-;--------------------------------------------------
-(om::fill-library
- '(("Analysis" nil nil (fft f0-estimate transient-detection formant-analysis) nil)
- ("Treatments" nil nil (supervp-transposition supervp-timestretch
- supervp-frequencyshift supervp-breakpointfilter
- supervp-formantfilter supervp-bandfilter
- supervp-clipping supervp-freeze
- supervp-surfacefilter
- supervp-gain) nil)
-
- ("Processing" nil nil (supervp-processing
- supervp-cross-synthesis
- supervp-sourcefilter-synthesis
- supervp-normalize supervp-merge supervp-split) nil)
- ("ASX" nil nil (asx::trans-melody))
- ("Tools" nil nil (make-spec-env) nil)
- )
- (find-library "OM-SuperVP"))
-
-
-
-(doc-library "OM-SuperVP is a library for the control of SuperVP from OpenMusic.
-
-It contains functions for sound analysis (FFT, Transients, Fundamental frequency, Formants) and processing (Time/Frequency transformations, filters, cross-synthesis, etc.).
-
-The library requires SuperVP to be installed, authorized, and declared as an OM external (see Preferences/Extrernals).
-SuperVP can also be selected as a sound normalizer in OM sound processing (see Preferences/Audio).
-
-"
- (find-library "OM-SuperVP"))
-
-; (gen-lib-reference (find-library "OM-SuperVP"))
-
-(unless (fboundp 'om::set-lib-release) (defmethod om::set-lib-release (version &optional lib) nil))
-
-
-(om::set-lib-release 2.13)
-
-;;; compat
-(defun om::om-directory-pathname-p (p) (om::directoryp p))
-
-
-
-(print "
-;;;==========================================
-;;; OM-SuperVP
-;;; SuperVP sound analysis and processing for OpenMusic
-;;;
-;;; J. Bresson, J. Lochard, IRCAM (2006-2018)
-;;;==========================================
-")
-
-
-
-;;;==================================
-;;; fix a compatibility issue
-;;;==================================
-(defmethod update-inputs ((ref (eql 'transient-detection)) inputs)
- (let ((t-in (find "treshold" inputs :key 'name :test 'string-equal)))
- (when t-in (setf (name t-in) "threshold")))
- (call-next-method))
-
-
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/OM-SuperVP.omlib b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/OM-SuperVP.omlib
deleted file mode 100644
index 398f9e4..0000000
--- a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/OM-SuperVP.omlib
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,58 +0,0 @@
-;;;===========================================================================
-;;; OM-SuperVP
-;;; SuperVP sound analysis and processing for OM
-;;; J. Bresson, J. Lochard, IRCAM (2006-2018)
-;;;===========================================================================
-
-(:om-lib
-
- (:version 2.13)
-
- (:doc "A library for the control of SuperVP from OpenMusic.
-
-OM-SuperVP contains functions for sound analysis (FFT, Transients, Fundamental frequency, Formants) and processing (Time/Frequency transformations, filters, cross-synthesis, etc.).
-
-OM-SuperVP requires SuperVP to be installed, authorized, and registered in Preferences/Extrernals.")
-
- (:author "J. Bresson, J. Lochard, IRCAM (2006-2018)")
-
-;;; SOURCE FILES TO LOAD
-(:source-files
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "package"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "general"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "normalize"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "analysis"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "processing"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "synthesis"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "channels"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "formants"))
- (:pathname (:directory (:relative "sources")) (:name "omsharp-preferences")))
-
-;;; SYMBOLS VISIBLE AND ACCESSIBLE THROUGH THE OM PACKAGE TREE
-(:symbols
- (:packages
- (:package
- (:name "Analysis")
- (:functions fft f0-estimate transient-detection formant-analysis true-envelope))
- (:package
- (:name "Treatments")
- (:functions supervp-transposition supervp-timestretch
- supervp-frequencyshift supervp-breakpointfilter
- supervp-formantfilter supervp-bandfilter
- supervp-clipping supervp-freeze
- supervp-surfacefilter
- supervp-gain))
- (:package
- (:name "Processing")
- (:functions supervp-processing
- supervp-cross-synthesis
- supervp-sourcefilter-synthesis
- supervp-normalize supervp-merge supervp-split))
- (:package
- (:name "Tools")
- (:functions make-spec-env))
-))
-
-)
-
-
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/README.md b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/README.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 715239f..0000000
--- a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/README.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,75 +0,0 @@
-# om-supervp
-
-
-
-This library allows to use sound analysis and processing kernel SuperVP in OM visual programs.
-
-OM-SuperVP library for OM by Jean Bresson and Jean Lochard, (c) IRCAM 2006-2018
-
-SuperVP is developed and distributed by IRCAM - Analysis/Synthesis team
-
-*************
-This program is free software. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
-
-_This library does NOT include SuperVP sources or binaries, which must be installed separately and located in the SuperVP section of OM Preferences/Libraries tab._
-
-
-**=> Get SuperVP here: https://forum.ircam.fr/projects/detail/analysissynthesis-command-line-tools/**
-... or point OM Preferences to the SuperVP version built-in with Ircam's [AudioSculpt](https://forum.ircam.fr/projects/detail/audiosculpt/) software.
-
-*************
-
-## Description
-
-The OM-SuperVP tools are organized in three main categories : **analysis**, **processing**, and **synthesis**.
-
-OM-SuperVP provides :
-
-- a user-friendly interface to the sound processing kernel in your favorite computer-aided composition environment ;
-- formatting sound processing or analysis parameters for SuperVP using OM symbolic/musical objects and visual programming tools ;
-- designing complex processes including itérative/sequencial calls to the sound processing kernel ;
-- connecting SuperVP processes to compositional processes and models developed in OM ;
-- ...
-
-
-
-
-## Configuration
-
-
-
-Once the OM-SuperVP library is loaded in OM, a new item will appear in the Externals tab of the OM Preferences window. OM will display the kernel path in red if it is not found or not set correctly.
-
-Depending on your distribution SuperVP might or might not be present in your library package.
-If needed you can specify the path to another location where it might be installed (e.g. within the _AudioSculpt_ application package: the sound processing kernels can be found inthe _AudioSculpt x.x.x/Kernels/_ folder).
-
-
-## File Formats
-
-### Parameters files
-
-Most SuperVP processes use input files to read the parameters for sound treatments.
-
-
-
-The parameters files are generally formatted as text, and can be written and read using standard text editors (or TextFile/TextBuffer objects in OM). They also require knowledge about formatting in order to work correctly, depending on the different sound treatments and processing. OM-SuperVP deals with these formatting issues for you, and converts standard OM objects (lists, BPFs, etc.) into adapted parameter files for SuperVP.
-
-### Analysis Files
-
-
-
-All SuperVP sound analyses results are stored ans returned as [SDIF](http://sdif.sourceforge.net/) files : the analysis functions return a file pathname to connect to the **SDIFFILE** object.
-
-SDIF file contents can be inspected and converted to data lists or OM objects using the SDIF package tools.
-
-The default location for reading/writing the SuperVP parameters files can be set in the Preferences.
-
-**More on SDIF: http://sdif.sourceforge.net/**
-
-## Library Design and Sound Processing Options
-
-OM-SuperVP boxes have a number fixed of inputs + somme additional _keyword_ inputs.
-
-Generally speaking, the options proposed in the OM boxes strictly match the corresponding options in AudioSculpt. See the function documetations (**d**) to get an overview and description of the different options of the OM-SuperVP boxes.
-
-=> Consult the [AudioSculpt User Manual](http://support.ircam.fr/docs/AudioSculpt/3.0/) in order to understand and set the values of these parameters.
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-aiff:COMM = read error or end of file in COMM chunk of AIFF file~
-aiff:SSND = read error or end of file in SSND chunk of AIFF file~
-aiff:sampsizenotsupported = Samplesize %d not supported! Supported
-sizes are 8/16/24/32 bit only\n~
-aiff:unknowntype = skipping chunk type `%s' in AIFF file\n ~
-aiff:wrongarch = \nI can't read an AIFF sound on this machine architecture\n ~
-aiff:AIFFheader = Error reading aiff header of file %s \n~
-aiff:aifccompression = Compressed data in aifc file not supported \n~
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-ampli:connectformaterror = Amplifier requires temporal input data!! Check your parameter flags !!~
-ampli:badtremtype = unknown tremolo type, so I'll use a sine-wave~
-ampli:allocerror = can't allocate memory for amplification module~
-ampli:paramfile = parameter file: %s~
-ampli:endoffile = warning: end of file `%s' reached at time %f\
-\tgain parameters will be constant from now on\n ~
-
-ampli-envelop:openerror = error opening envelope parameter file: %s\n ~
-ampli-envelop:moduletype = \nEnvelope follower amplification module~
-ampli-envelop:power = power: %f~
-ampli-envelop:empty = envelope parameter file is empty~
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-ampli-gain:openerror = error opening gain parameter file~
-ampli-gain:moduletype = \nGain follower amplification module~
-ampli-gain:gain = gain: %f~
-ampli-gain:allocerror = can't allocate memory for gain follower~
-ampli-gain:empty = gain follower parameter file is empty~
-ampli-gain:nonegdir = reverse time processing not (yet) supported in the gain module!~
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-ampli-iir:moduletype = IIR-Filter Amplification module ~
-ampli-iir:numstep = Numerator step : %d ~
-ampli-iir:num = Numerator coef : %f ~
-ampli-iir:denstep = Denominator step : %d ~
-ampli-iir:den = Denominator coef : %f ~
-ampli-iir:paramsopenerr = error opening gain parameter file <%s> ~
-ampli-iir:paramsstrerr = error in paramsstr <%s> ~
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-ampli-tremolo:openerror = error opening tremolo parameter file~
-ampli-tremolo:allocerror = can't allocate memory for tremolo~
-ampli-tremolo:badtype = unknown tremolo type~
-ampli-tremolo:moduletype = \nTremolo amplification module~
-ampli-tremolo:type = tremolo type: %s~
-ampli-tremolo:sin = sine~
-ampli-tremolo:square = square~
-ampli-tremolo:saw = sawtooth~
-ampli-tremolo:triangle = triangle~
-ampli-tremolo:frequency = frequency: %f~
-ampli-tremolo:depth = depth: %f~
-ampli-tremolo:empty = tremolo parameter file is empty~
-ampli-tremolo:varfreq = variable frequency of tremolo not supported by amplitude module~
-ampli-tremolo:freqneg = non-positive frequency encountered in tremolo parameter file~
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-analyse:modallocerror = can't allocate memory for a new analyseur module~
-analyse:windowsize = FFT window size: %d~
-analyse:specnorm = spectral normalization : %s ~
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-analyse-fft:windowtoobig = channel window size %d has become larger than FFT size %d\
-\tcheck parameter values in time-varying file\n ~
-analyse-fft:vu_lowsinparlim = first sin partial below : %.0f * f0 ~
-analyse-fft:vu_lowsinparlim2 = first sin partial below : [%.0f - %.0f] * f0 ~
-analyse-fft:vu_lowsinparlim_str = first sin partial below : %s ~
-analyse-fft:vu_sinpartforce = max sin partial force vuf : %.0f * f0 ~
-analyse-fft:vu_sinpartforce2 = max sin partial force vuf : [%.0f - %.0f] * f0 ~
-analyse-fft:vu_sinpartforce_str = max sin partial force vuf : %s ~
-analyse-fft:vu_smooth = vuf smooth : %s ~
-analyse-fft:vu_smoothf = vuf smooth : %.2f ~
-analyse-fft:voi_rescalefac = voiced ener rescaling : %.2f ~
-analyse-fft:voi_rescalefacthresh = voiced ener rescaling thresh : %.2f ~
-analyse-fft:esfilereadfallback = warning reading file %s : cannot find envelope scaling bpf for channel %d, use channel 0~
-analyse-fft:esfilereaderror = error reading file %s : cannot find envelope scaling bpf!~
-analyse-fft:envscaling = envelope scaling : %s ~
-analyse-fft:dynenvscaling_order = envelope mean smoothing order : %d ~
-analyse-fft:env_level_scaling = env mean level scaling : %s ~
-analyse-fft:env_level_scaling_percmean = env mean level estim : weighted energy ~
-analyse-fft:env_level_scaling_ener = env mean level estim : energy ~
-analyse-fft:env_level_scaling_meanlog = env mean level estim : mean log amp ~
-analyse-fft:envwarping = envelope warping : %s ~
-analyse-fft:moduletype_tenv = \nTrue Envelope analysis module~
-analyse-fft:moduletype = \nFFT analysis module~
-analyse-fft:notpower = FFT size %d is not a power of two - increasing to %d\n ~
-analyse-fft:fftsize = FFT size: %d~
-analyse-fft:nchans = number of channels: %d~
-analyse-fft:specdef = spectral definition: %.2f Hz~
-analyse-fft:specres = spectral resolution: %.2f Hz~
-analyse-fft:transpmode = transposition mode : %s ~
-analyse-fft:resampling = resampling + time correction~
-analyse-fft:spectraldomain = spectral domain~
-analyse-fft:automatic = automatic~
-analyse-fft:preservtrans = transient peak thresh: %d (stat. peak width) ~
-analyse-fft:minmaxfactor = min elev. of peak max. : %.2f ~
-analyse-fft:analdatatype = analysis format: %s~
-analyse-fft:complex = complex~
-analyse-fft:linampphase = linear amplitude and phase~
-analyse-fft:decampphase = decibel amplitude and phase~
-analyse-fft:linampfreq = linear amplitude and frequency~
-analyse-fft:linampfreqps = lin. amplitude and freq. with phase sync~
-analyse-fft:unknown = *** unknown ***~
-analyse-fft:trueenvneeded = peak replacement and/or glottic parameter modification can only be used if trueenv envelope estimation is selected.~
-analyse-fft:badffttype = bad FFT type encountered in analysis module~
-analyse-fft:no_complexspectralpreserve = spectral envelop preservation not possible in COMPLEX encoding!\n~
-analyse-fft:inputstep0 = Cannot perform phase to freq transformation because window increment is zero!
---> reduce time dilation/transposition parameters or increase windowsize!~
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-analyse-fft:ffterror = Error in fft calculation in fft module\n~
-analyse-fft:updateMinMax = maxpos size() +1 %d != minpos.size()(%d)\n please report this bug with your parameters to roebel@ircam.fr\n~
-analyse-fft:transientmode = transient mode: %s ~
-analyse-fft:detecttrans = detect~
-analyse-fft:preservetrans = detect and preserve~
-analyse-fft:trpars = transient detector parameters~
-analyse-fft:bandwsing = trans peak band width : %.1f Hz~
-analyse-fft:trbandent = bandw of stat model : %f peaks / %.1f Hz~
-analyse-fft:histnumbands = bands in stat model : %d~
-analyse-fft:trconfidence = prob. of error (alpha) : %f (%f *std-dev)~
-analyse-fft:trevalstrength = trans strength eval mode : %d ~
-analyse-fft:tdminamplevel = min. amplitude level : %f ~
-analyse-fft:tdminamplevel2 = min. amplitude level : %f - %f~
-analyse-fft:tdminrellev = min. trans strength : %f~
-analyse-fft:tdminrellev2 = min. trans strength : %f - %f~
-analyse-fft:tdminoffset = min. time offset betw. tr. : %fs~
-analyse-fft:tdevalexp = strength evaluation exp : %g~
-analyse-fft:tdmaxkeeptime = max latency of trans. filter : %gs~
-analyse-fft:avtranstime = av. noise peak length : %fs~
-analyse-fft:acttime = trans actual state length : %fs~
-analyse-fft:histtime = trans history state length : %fs~
-analyse-fft:trampfac = trans ampl restart factor: %f~
-analyse-fft:trampfac2 = trans ampl restart factor: %f - %f~
-analyse-fft:trrelax = trans ampl relax time: %g (ms)~
-analyse-fft:trrelax2 = trans ampl relax time: %g - %g (ms)~
-analyse-fft:trrelaxto = trans ampl stat. factor: %g~
-analyse-fft:trrelaxto2 = trans ampl stat. factor: %g - %g~
-analyse-fft:trclicklen = trans click length : %f s~
-analyse-fft:trthreshfac = trans start thresh factor: %f~
-analyse-fft:tdbandlimits = band limit for transdet : [ %.2f , %.2f ] Hz ~
-analyse-fft:harmtrbands = trans harm bands (thb) : %s~
-analyse-fft:harmtrbands_numparts = thb nb partials : %d~
-analyse-fft:harmtrbands_bw = thb bw : %.3f F0~
-analyse-fft:harmtrthreshfac = harm transient threshold : %f~
-analyse-fft:harmcovercrit = harm transient cover crit : %s~
-analyse-fft:harmtrcoverlimit = harm transient cover limit : %f~
-analyse-fft:icps_state = Position preserv : %s~
-analyse-fft:icps_freq = Position preserv freq limit : %.2fHz~
-analyse-fft:icps_chan = Position preserv in channels : %s~
-analyse-fft:vu_sinmix = sin. peak remix fac : %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_sinmix2 = sin. peak remix fac : %f - %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_noimix = noise peak remix fac : %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_noimix2 = noise peak remix fac : %f - %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_mix_below_vuf = remix only below vuf : %s ~
-analyse-fft:vu_mix_below_nf0 = remix only below n*f0 : %s %s~
-analyse-fft:vu_mix_use_residual = remix with residual : %s ~
-analyse-fft:vu_peaksl_num_slopes = slopes in sin model : %d ~
-analyse-fft:vu_peaksl_max_slope = max relative slope : %f ~
-analyse-fft:vufon_off = voiced/unvoiced detection: %s ~
-analyse-fft:vu_noiserrlev = noise class. err prob : %f \% ~
-analyse-fft:vu_noiserrlev2 = noise class. err prob : %f - %f \% ~
-analyse-fft:vu_noiserrlev_fade = noise class fade width : %f \% ~
-analyse-fft:vu_noiserrlev_fade2 = noise class fade width : %f - %f \% ~
-analyse-fft:vu_nband = vuf peaks per band : %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_rth = rel th. voiced band det. : %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_rthpars = thresh evolution params : %f %f ~
-analyse-fft:vu_demod = vuf estimator signal mod : %s ~
-analyse-fft:freq_demod = frequency demodulation ~
-analyse-fft:amp_demod = amp demodulation ~
-analyse-fft:all_demod = freq+ampdemodulation ~
-analyse-fft:keepenv = envelop preservation : %s ~
-analyse-fft:peakreplacelim = replace peaks wi. ampli > : %f ~
-analyse-fft:lpcorder = lpc order : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenvorder = trueenv order (rect) : %d (F0 < %.2f Hz)~
-analyse-fft:tenvordervar = trueenv order (rect) : %s (%s)~
-analyse-fft:tenvorderauto = trueenv order (auto) : > %d ( F0 < %.2f Hz) ~
-analyse-fft:tenvorderautovar = trueenv order (auto) : > %s (%s) ~
-analyse-fft:tenvorderautoscal = trueenv order (f0scal): %f ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_cepwin = trueenv cepstral win : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_mellog = trueenv mellog freq : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_noctrl = trueenv mode noctrl : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_presmooth = trueenv mode pre smoothing : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_presmooth_fac = trueenv presmoothing factor : %d ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_nofast = trueenv mode nofast : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_ctrlsqrt = trueenv ctrl wi sqrt : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_keepphas = trueenv phase estim. : %s ~
-analyse-fft:tenv_meanampunvoiced = trueenv mean amp unv. : %s ~
-analyse-fft:trueenvfft = FFT size for tenv : %d ~
-analyse-fft:trueenvsubfft = SubFFT size for tenv : %d ~
-analyse-fft:glottrdtrans = glott. rd : %s -> %s ~
-analyse-fft:glottrd = glott. rd : %s ~
-analyse-fft:glottopencoef = glott. source open coef : %s ~
-analyse-fft:glottopencoeftrans = glott. source open coef : %s -> %s~
-analyse-fft:glottam = glott. source asym coef : %s ~
-analyse-fft:glottamtransf = glott. source asym coef : %s -> %s ~
-analyse-fft:glottta = glott. source closing coef : %s ~
-analyse-fft:glotttatransf = glott. source closing coef : %s -> %s~
-analyse-fft:glotte = glott. Source eps (auto) : %f ~
-analyse-fft:glotted = glott. Source eps (auto) : dynamic ~
-analyse-fft:glottan = glott. Source an (auto) : %f ~
-analyse-fft:glottand = glott. Source an (auto) : dynamic ~
-analyse-fft:glottscale = scale glottal envelope : %s~
-analyse-fft:glotparams = LF Glottic source params out of range \n oq = %f should be > 0 and < 1, ta = %f should be >= 0 and < 1-oq=%f \n asym = %f should be > 0.5 and < 1 \n ~
-analyse-fft:glotnormmeth = glott. norm method : %s~
-analyse-fft:glotnormmeth_0 = derivativ pulse minimum~
-analyse-fft:glotnormmeth_1 = sum of energy spectrum~
-analyse-fft:glotnormmeth_2 = sum of amplitude spectrum~
-analyse-fft:glotnormmeth_3 = sum of energy spectrum with overcompensation~
-analyse-fft:vu_nument_too_small = Spectral bands are too wide for window. Either increase the window size or decrease the band size using -vu_nument~
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-analyse-freeze:nframes = nb. frames to gather: %d~
-analyse-freeze:moduletype = \nFreeze analysis module~
-analyse-newfreeze:moduletype = \nNewFreeze analysis module~
-analyse-newfreeze:paramsstrerr = newfreeze parameters %s are inconsistent\n~
-analyse-newfreeze:paramsfileerr = newfreeze parameters in file %s are inconsistent\n~
-analyse-newfreeze:paramnegative = negative %s in freeze params %s \n~
-analyse-newfreeze:paramsopenerr = error opening newfreeze parameter file %s\n~
-analyse-newfreeze:codingerror = Internal phase representation inconsistent in adjust_phases_for_constant_freq at bin %d phase %f. This is a BUG report to IRCAM together with your command line parameters\n~
-analyse-newfreeze:codingerror2 = Transient phase indication should never happening if transient processing wasn't selected. This is a BUG report to IRCAM together with your command line parameters\n~
-analyse-newfreeze:codingerror3 = Internal phase representation inconsistent in run_newfreeze at bin %d phase %f. This is a BUG report to IRCAM together with your command line parameters\n~
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-analyse-newfreeze:freezepoint = start/dur/statlen : %f / %f / %f ~
-analyse-newfreeze:freezesimpleend = end of sound : freeze ~
-analyse-newfreeze:freezenaturalend = end of sound : natural ~
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-analyse-lpc:moduletype = \nLPC analysis module~
-analyse-lpc:ncoeff = number of coefficients: %s ~
-analyse-lpc:invertingzero = "inversion of zero amplitude requested in lpc\n --> subsequent results may be strange!\n~
-analyse-pic:moduletype = \nPIC analysis module~
-analyse-pic:nmax = maximum number of 'pic' detectable: %d~
-analyse-pic:nothreshold = Threshold : no treshold ~
-analyse-pic:threshold = Threshold : %.1fdB att rel to peak max~
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-analyse-mask:moduletype = \nMASK analysis module~
-analyse-mask:badmasktype = bad mask type~
-analyse-mask:maskweightfreq = component weights and masked frequencies~
-analyse-mask:maskweight = component weights~
-analyse-mask:maskamp = masked amplitudes~
-analyse-mask:maskfreq = masked frequencies~
-analyse-mask:unknown = *** unknown ***~
-analyse-mask:masktype = mask type: %s~
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-analyse-f0:badparam = Bad parameter "%s" in fundamental detection~
-analyse-f0:unknownpar = Unknown parameter : %s\n~
-analyse-f0:f0paramerror = negative frequencies are not supported : f0max %f f0min %f f0ana %f~
-analyse-f0:fmaxtoobig = Maximum frequency too high, rescaling to : %g~
-analyse-f0:fmaxtoosmall = Maximum frequency too low, rescaling to : %g~
-analyse-f0:f0maxtoosmall = F0 maximum too low, rescaling to : %g~
-analyse-f0:badf0limits = unsuitable F0 range : %g, %g~
-analyse-f0:allocerror = Can't allocate memory for fundamental detection~
-analyse-f0:moduletype = FO analysis~
-analyse-f0:f0min = f0 minimum : %g~
-analyse-f0:f0max = f0 maximum : %g~
-analyse-f0:Fmax = maximum frequency : %g~
-analyse-f0:Smooth = smoothing order : %d~
-analyse-f0:normthres = Normalisation threshold : %g~
-analyse-f0:specma = spectral match weight : %g~
-analyse-f0:envwei = env smoothness weigth : %g~
-analyse-f0:usehisto = use histoG. based f0 algo : %s~
-analyse-f0:cgnorm = centroid pos. norm. : %g~
-analyse-f0:dip = diffstat/iprimes algo : %d~
-analyse-f0:iprimes_weight = iprimes weight : %.2g~
-analyse-f0:diff_stat_weight = diff stat weight : %.2g~
-analyse-f0:wfexp = dip weight freq exp: %.2g~
-analyse-f0:use_peak_salience = use peak salience as amplitude: on~
-analyse-f0:erb_freq_ctrl = erb frequency control: %.2g~
-analyse-f0:freqcount = number of values : %d~
-analyse-f0:confidence = confidence rating : %s~
-analyse-f0:windowfactor = window size factor : %d~
-analyse-f0:partialnum = number of partials : %d~
-analyse-f0:demodulate = demodulate before rating : %s~
-analyse-f0:quantstep = window quantization step : %g~
-analyse-f0:badwindowfactor = invalid window size factor : %d~
-analyse-f0:badpartialnum = invalid number of partials : %d~
-analyse-f0:badquantstep = invalid window quantization step : %g~
-analyse-f0:smoothdisabled = %d f0 values requested, smoothing order %d will be ignored~
-analyse-f0:confdisabled = %d f0 values requested, confidence rating is not applicable~
-analyse-f0p:moduletype = \npitched percussion analysis module~
-analyse-f0p:badparam_p = bad partial position description : "%s"~
-analyse-f0p:partpos = partial positions %2d : %f f0 ~
-analyse-f0p:relband = partial search band : %f f0 ~
-analyse-tre:moduletype = \nTRE analysis module~
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-analyse-ced:moduletype = \ndiscrete cepstre analysis module~
-analyse-trueenv:moduletype = \ntrue envelope analysis module~
-analyse-ced:order = order : %d~
-analyse-trueenv:diff = requested ampl off: %f dB~
-analyse-ced:ordertolarge = given cepstrum order (%d) exceeds half fft size %d~
-analyse-tenv:ordertolarge = given cepstrum order (%d) exceeds half fft size %d~
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-analyse-vuv:allocerror = can't allocate memory for a new 'vuv' module~
-analyse-vuv:moduletype = \nVUV analysis module~
-analyse-vuv:niter = number of iterations: %d~
-analyse-vuv:stepsize = analysis increment: %f~
-analyse-vuv:oversampling = oversampling: %d~
-analyse-vuv:debugopen = can't open fp0, fp1, fp2, fp3, or fp4 for vuv debug~
-
-analyse-formant:moduletype = \nFORMANT analysis module~
-analyse-formant:Nb_Formant = formants number to detect : %d~
-
-analyse-pre-fft:moduletype = \nFFT preprocessor module~
-analyse-pre-fft:copy-signal = signal forwarding : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:complex = complex : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:complex-trend = complex with trend : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:amp = amplitude : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:phase = phase : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:freq = frequency : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:freass = freq reassignment : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:treass = time reassignment : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:treass-d = tr with duration : %s ~
-analyse-pre-fft:frame-cond = frame dependent~
-analyse-pre-fft:partialcomplmissing = completion not implemented: %s requires %s~
-analyse-pre-fft:partialmismatch = internal inconsistent completion setting (%s) and connection~
-
-envelope-warp:paramfileempty = envelope warping parameter file is empty~
-envelope-warp:incomplete_entry = envelope warping parameter file contains an incomplete line~
-envelope-warp:targfreq_decreasing = envelope warping parameter file error::target frequency breakpoint list needs to be non decreasing~
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpConnexion.english.msg b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpConnexion.english.msg
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@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
-connexion:allocerror = can't allocate memory for a new connection~
-connexion:reallocerror = can't reallocate enough connections for resynthesis\
-\t This is probably a result of trying to compress too much with a fixed step size\
-\t and might be fixed by increasing SVP's memory~
-
-connexion:header = [Connexion:\tHeader [time %f decimation %d]]\n ~
-connexion:window = \tWindow [deb %d long %d]\n ~
-connexion:moreparams = \t code %d srate %f\n ~
-connexion:dformat = dformat : [dformat %d width %d]\n ~
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpFilter.english.msg b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpFilter.english.msg
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@@ -1,140 +0,0 @@
-filtre:badffttype =
- input FFT type, can't be handled by filter modul
- you probably have requested logarithmic amplitude coding!~
-filtre:eof = end of coefficient file `%s' reached at time %f\
-filter parameters will be considered constant from now on\n ~
-
-filtre:badtimeorder = the times are not in an increasing order in the filter parameter file~
-filtre:badfreqorder = frequencies are not in an increasing order in the filter parameter file~
-filtre:nbands = the number of filter bands specified in parameter file must remain constant~
-filtre:allocerror = can't allocate memory for a filter module~
-filtre:openerror = can't open filter parameter file `%s'\n ~
-filtre:paramfile = filter parameter file: %s~
-filtre:spectrum = number of spectrum points: %d~
-filtre:def = spectral definition: %.2f Hz~
-filtre:nophase =
-Due to ampl/freq coding of spectral data phase part
-of the filter function will be ignored for %s-filter
-Use a separate run for dilation/cross synthhesis if you need
-phase filtering.~
-
-filtre_mode:combine = superimposing filters : using %s mode ~
-filtre_mode:applyyes = apply result : yes ~
-filtre_mode:applyno = apply result : no ~
-
-filtre-arma:moduletype = \nArma filter module~
-filtre-arma:allocerror = can't allocate memory in arma filter~
-
-filtre-bande:moduletype = \nBand filter module~
-filtre-bande:allocerror = can't allocate memory in band filter~
-filtre:fileempty = filter parameter file is empty~
-filtre-bande:fileformaterror = error reading band filter parameter file %s at pos %d ~
-filtre-bande:begin = begin values are different in band filter file~
-filtre-bande:bandnumchanged = Change in number of filter bands not supported for band filter !\n ~
-filtre-bande:nonpositive = number of filter bands in parameter file is less than one~
-filtre-bande:noneven = number of filter bands in parameter file has to be even, specify start and end of each band~
-filtre-bande:nbbtoobig = number of filter bands in parameter file > FFT size~
-filtre-bande:badstartval = the state of the first band must be either 0 or 1 in the filter parameter file~
-filtre-para:extrapolate = extrapolation : %s ~
-filtre-para:scalemean = scale mean : %s ~
-filtre-para:transparent = transparency : %s ~
-
-filtre-breakpt:allocerror = can't allocate memory in breakpt filter~
-filtre-breakpt:nopoints = negative or zero number of filter points specified in breakpt file~
-filtre-breakpt:moduletype = \nBreakpoint filter module~
-filtre-breakpt:fileformat = unknown mode encountered in breakpt file~
-filtre-breakpt:fileformaterror = breakpt filter parameter file %s has wrong format (readpos = %d). \n~
-filtre-breakpt:fileformaterrormc = breakpt filter parameter file %s has wrong format. Mode changed before file pos = %d \n~
-filtre-breakpt:freqlimit = frequency %.2f Hz is greater than Nyquist limit in breakpt parameter file\
-\tcorrecting to Nyquist limit %.2f Hz\n ~
-
-
-filtre-fifof:moduletype = \nFifof (spectral interpolation) filter module~
-filtre-fifof:allocerror = error allocating memory for fifof filter~
-
-filtre-fof:moduletype = \nFof (formant parameter interpolation) filter module~
-filtre-fof:allocerror = error allocating memory for fof filter~
-filtre-fof:nformants = number of formants: %d~
-
-filtre-fof:fileempty = fof filter parameter file is empty~
-filtre-fof:onedataset = there's only one data set in the fof file~
-filtre-fof:fileformaterror = error reading fof filter parameter file %s at pos %d ~
-filtre-gabarit:allocerror = can't allocate memory for gabarit filter~
-filtre-gabarit:moduletype = \nGabarit filter module~
-filtre-gabarit:fileheaderr = Error reading header for filter file %s~
-filtre-gabarit:fileempty = filter parameter file is empty~
-filtre-gabarit:onedataset = there's only one data set in the gabarit file~
-filtre-gabarit:badformat = filter mode in gabarit filter file has to be mode 1 (amplitude) or 2 (phase) or 3 (amplitude/phase)~
-filtre-gabarit:unsupportedsdiffile = sdif file %s does not contain valid info frames of type IAVS or IGBG which are needed to provide global filter infos to gabarit filter module.\n~
-filtre-gabarit:incompleteframe = error reading gabarit filter frame from file %s\n~
-filtre-gabarit:reechant = Internal error in the filter description modul. \nPlease
-this error with parameter settings to IRCAM.~
-
-filtre-gabarit:mod = gabrit file mode : %d (%s)~
-filtre-gabarit:pas = filter freq res : %f ~
-filtre-gabarit:descrint = filter parameter file interpolated due to analysis parameter mismatch!~
-filtre-gabarit:descrcp = filter file and analysis parameters match!~
-
-
-filtre-subtract:allocerror = can't allocate memory for sub filter~
-filtre-subtract:moduletype = \nSubtract filter module~
-filtre-subtract:fileheaderr = Error reading header for filter file %s~
-filtre-subtract:fileempty = filter parameter file %s is empty~
-filtre-subtract:onedataset = there's only one data set in the gabarit file~
-filtre-subtract:badformat = filter mode in gabarit filter file has to be mode 1 (amplitude)~
-filtre-subtract:reechant = Internal error in the filter description modul. \nPlease
-this error with parameter settings to IRCAM.~
-filtre-subtract:noigbfmatrixinframe = file %s bad sdif 1AVS frame -> does not contain IGBF matrix ~
-filtre-subtract:nosdiffile = error reading %s\nspectral subtraction module requires sdif parameter file~
-filtre-subtract:no1avsmatrixinframe = file %s bad sdif 1AVS frame -> does not contain 1AVS matrix ~
-filtre-subtract:alpha = trans. width (alpha) : %s ~
-filtre-subtract:beta = max noise atten. (beta) : %s (dB)~
-filtre-subtract:relax = relaxation const : %s ms~
-filtre-subtract:subdetyes = spec treat. sinusoids : yes ~
-filtre-subtract:subdetno = spec treat. sinusoids : no ~
-filtre-subtract:factor = std. margin (filterfac) : %s ~
-filtre-subtract:pas = filter freq res : %f ~
-filtre-subtract:descrint = filter parameter file interpolated due to analysis parameter mismatch!~
-filtre-subtract:descrcp = filter file and analysis parameters match!~
-filtre-subtract:badstreamsel = can not handle stream selections with more than a single stream in %s ~
-
-filtre-harmony:moduletype = \nHarmony filter module~
-filtre-harmony:allocerror = can't allocate memory for harmony filter~
-filtre-harmony:badformat = unknown filter mode in harmony filter file~
-
-filtre-surface:allocerror = can't allocate memory for surface filter~
-filtre-surface:moduletype = \nSurface filter module~
-filtre-surface:badparameterfile = error reading surface parameter file %s ~
-
-filtre-compressed-gab:moduletype = \nCompressed gabarit filter module~
-filtre-compressed-gab:allocerror = can't allocate memory for compressed-gabarit filter~
-
-filtre-clip:moduletype = \nClipping filter module ~
-filtre-clip:normalization = re-normalization : %s ~
-filtre-clip:region = --- Region %d ~
-filtre-clip:startend = Between times : %.2f %.2f ~
-filtre-clip:low = low amp threshold (dB) : %f ~
-filtre-clip:high = high amp threshold (dB) : %f ~
-filtre-clip:scanfileerr = Bad format reading clipping filter parameter file\n~
-filtre-clip:allocerror = can't allocate memory in clipping filter~
-
-filtre-denois:moduletype = \nDenoise surface filter module ~
-filtre-denois:allocerror = can't allocate memory for denoise filter~
-filtre-denois:badparameterfile = error reading denoise parameter file %s ~
-
-filtre:fshiftnophase = Frequency shifting is not possible together with Amplitude/Frequency encoding !!~
-filtre-fshift:fileempty = fshift parameter file empty!!~
-filtre-fshift:fileformaterro = error reading fshift parameter %s pos %d!!~
-filtre-fshift:moduletype = \nFrequency Shift module ~
-filtre-fshift:allocerror = can't allocate memory for fshift filter~
-filtre-fshift:moduloverflow = filtre-fshift internal error: modulation buffer overflow at startpos %d\n~
-filtre-fshift:forwardonly = filtre-fshift error: newstartpos (%d) < old startpos (%d) !!\n~
-filtre-fshift:shiftparam = frequency shift : %s Hz ~
-filtre-fshift:shiftparam_bpf = frequency shift : %.1f - %.1f Hz ~
-
-filtre-envscal:allocerror = can't allocate memory for envscal filter!~
-filtre-envscal:moduletype = \nEnvelope scaling filter module~
-filtre-envscal:esfilereadfallback = warning reading file %s : cannot find envelope scaling bpf for channel %d, use channel 0~
-filtre-envscal:esfilereaderror = error reading file %s : cannot find envelope scaling bpf!~
-filtre-envscal:envsbpfname = envscale bpf : %s ~
-filtre-envscal:mlevsbpfname = mean level scale bpf : %s ~
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpGeneral.english.msg b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpGeneral.english.msg
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-general:changerrfile = error changing error output to %s\nkeeping %s instead~
-general:badtimeorder = fatal error:\
-\tthe times are not increasing in parameter file: %s\n~
-general:badtimeorder2 = fatal error:\
-\tthe times are not increasing in parameter file: %s (%f > %f)\n~
-general:nomoreparams = parameter line ended prematurely in parameter file~
-general:nomatchparams = value "%s" in parameter file does not match expected format~
-general:bad_alloc_ex = out of memory in function : ~
-general:bad_alloc = out of memory in %s \nsystem message is %s !\n~
-general:bad_alloc2 = out of memory in %s during alloc of %s\nsystem message is %s !\n~
-general:exception = run_time error in function !%s \nsystem message is %s !\n~
-general:sdifexception = sdif exception in function %s sdiffile %s \nmessage is %s\n~
-general:sdifwriteframeerr = error writing sdifframe in function %s to sdiffile %s \nmessage is %s\n~
-general:dynamiccast = dynamic cast error in %s !\ntarget variable failed is %s!\n~
-general:off = off~
-general:on = on~
-general:unset = not set~
-general:zerowindow = window of length zero at line %d in %s. \nThis is a bug, please report with your command to audiosculpt-bugs@ircam.fr~
-general:bpffilereaderror = Cannot read bpf file %s using (ASCII, sdif stream %d or stream -1) \nCheck that file exists, you have permissions to read it, and that it is not empty\n~
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpHorloge.english.msg b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpHorloge.english.msg
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@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-horloge:allocerror = can't allocate memory for a new clock~
-
-SvpMTime:begintimeneg = \ncan't use a negative begin time for analysis data\n ~
diff --git a/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpIcanal.english.msg b/om-dyci2/dependencies/OM-SuperVP 2.13/bin/mac/SuperVP.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/english.messages/svp2.99/svpIcanal.english.msg
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@@ -1,183 +0,0 @@
-ica-data:noselection = specification of start/end time not possible for processing of analysis data\n~
-ica-data:openerror = \ncan't find analysis data file `%s' \n ~
-ica-data:open_stdin_error = \n Error opening sdif file from stdin. Reading gabarit format from stdin is no longer supported!!\n ~
-ica-data:allocerror = can't allocate memory for a new Canal_Data object~
-ica-data:allocerror2 = can't allocate memory for Canal_Data data~
-ica-datamem:moduletype = \nAnalysis data callback input channel~
-ica-data:moduletype = \nAnalysis data input channel~
-ica-data:fileerror = \nError Reading Data File %s! ~
-ica-data:formaterror = \nUnsupported data format only 1GB3, 1GB4, 1GB5 and 1GB7 can be used ~
-ica-data:noframes = Error Reading Data File %s : frame missing \n~
-ica-data:nosync = Error Reading Data File %s : All frames have to be synchronized \n~
-ica-data:unsupportedsdiffile = Error Reading Data File %s : No supported data frames found.\n~
-ica-data:fftsizeneqparafile = \n\nFFT size wanted (N=%d) differs from FFT size of the input data file (N=%d). Using N=%d.\n ~
-ica-data:fftsizeinconsistent = \n\nFFT size in different channels of input data file differs previous value %d current value %d.\n ~
-ica-data:Ineqparafile = \n\nI step wanted (I=%f) differs from I step of the input data file (I=%f). Using I=%f.\n ~
-ica-data:Mneqparafile = \n\nM size wanted (M=%d) differs from M size of the input data file (M=%d). Using M=%d.\n ~
-ica-data:notyet = \n Sorry, the %s encoding cannot yet be obtained from analysis files in %s format.\n~
-ica-data:nchans = number of channels: %d~
-ica-data:fileheadersflentobig = Name of snd input file in file header of %s
-exeeds %d bytes. This appears to be an invalid gabarit file!\n~
-ica-sync:moduletype = \nInput channel : synchronized~
-ica-sync:filename = filename: %s~
-ica-sync:shift = shift coefficient: %f~
-ica-sync:length = length coefficient: %f~
-ica-sync:eof = reached end of synchronization file~
-
-ica:buffersize = window length %d is greater than maximum allowed value %d\n ~
-ica:openerror = parameter file open error: %s\n ~
-ica:onechannel = only one channel allowed in gabarit file %s \n ~
-ica:length = window size parameter file: %s~
-ica:shift = increment parameter file: %s~
-ica:pitchshift = pitch (increment) parameter file: %s~
-ica:pitchlength = pitch (length) parameter file: %s~
-ica:position = window pos. parameter file: %s~
-ica:noteven = analysis window size %d isn't even - increasing to %d\n ~
-ica:datafilename = data filename: %s~
-ica:increment = analysis increment: %f~
-ica:track = track : %d ~
-ica:M = analysis window size: %d~
-ica:Mminmax = analysis window size: %d - %d~
-
-ica:deplzero = Analysis window increment equal to zero\n Check -I option or time stretching parameters!\n~
-
-ica:deplsmall = Analysis window increment is 1 sample and more
-then 10000 steps are required to process the sound!\
- If you intentionally used this parameters lean back this may take some time.
- Otherwise: check -I option or time stretching parameters!~
-
-ica-dep-dep:moduletype = \nInput channel with time-variable window length and shift~
-
-ica-dep-pos:moduletype = \nInput channel with time variable window length and external position~
-
-ica-dep-num:moduletype = \nInput channel with time-variable window length~
-
-ica-dep-sync:moduletype = \nInput channel with time-variable window length and pitch-synchronous shift~
-
-ica-num-dep:moduletype = \nInput channel with time-variable shift~
-
-ica-num-num:moduletype = \nInput channel (Master)~
-ica-num-num:moduletype-slave = \nInput channel (Modulator)~
-ica-num-mem:moduletype = \nInput channel memory io (Master)~
-ica-num-mem:moduletype-slave = \nInput channel memory io (Modulator)~
-ica-num-num:increment = analysis increment: %f~
-ica-num-mem:increment-auto = analysis increment: %f (adaptive)~
-ica-num-num:incrementlimits = variable increment: [%f - %f]~
-ica-num-mem:oversampling_ana = min oversampling (ana): %f~
-ica-num-mem:oversampling_synth = min oversampling (syn): %f~
-ica-num-mem:oversampling_synth_skip = min oversampling (skip syn): %f~
-ica-num-num:M = analysis window size: %d~
-ica-num-num:autodeplacementnotsupp = you need to specify the increment using -i for track 1 if track 0 duration is not accessible.\n~
-
-ica-num-mem:monoonly = memory io does not work with multi channel files yet!\n~
-ica-num-pos:fileempty = position file is empty~
-ica-num-pos:moduletype = \nInput channel with external position (Master)~
-ica-num-pos:moduletype-slave = \nInput channel with external position (Modulator)~
-ica-num-pos:posfile-read = Error reading position file %s: line <%s> ~
-ica-num-pos:posfile-empty = position file %s is empty~
-ica-num-sync:moduletype = \nInput channel with synchronous shift~
-
-ica-spector:allocerror = can't allocate memory for Canal_Spector~
-ica-spector:allocerror2 = can't allocate memory for Canal_Spector data~
-ica-spector:moduletype = ica-spector input module~
-ica-spector:params = \tM = %d, N = %d, I = %d R = %f base = %d\n ~
-
-ica-sync-dep:moduletype = \nInput channel with synchronous window length and time-variable shift~
-
-ica-sync-num:moduletype = \nInput channel with time-variable window length~
-
-ica-sync-pos:moduletype = \nInput channel with time-variable window length and external position~
-
-ica-sync-sync:moduletype = \nInput channel with synchronous window length and time-variable shift~
-
-ica-reverse:moduletype = \nInput channel : reverse~
-
-icanal:badautoM = bad option in windowsize from F0 parameter string %s ~
-icanal:badautoMPar = unknown option %s in windowsize from F0 parameter string ~
-icanal:f0file = f0 file or value : %s ~
-icanal:vuffile = vuf file or value : %s ~
-icanal:f0_channel_to_stream = f0 data read from stream : %d ~
-icanal:vuf_channel_to_stream = vuf data read from stream : %d ~
-icanal:mixfile = mixin from file : %s~
-icanal:f0filereadfallback = warning reading file %s : cannot find F0data for channel %d, use channel 0~
-icanal:f0filereaderror = warning reading file %s : cannot find F0data!~
-icanal:vuffilereadfallback = warning file %s :cannot find VUF data for channel %d, use channel 0~
-icanal:vuffilereaderror = warning reading file %s : cannot find VUFdata!~
-icanal:inplacewithchannelselect = Inplace processing requires same number
-of channels in input and output stream. See help on keeping all channels
-modifier for channel selection in input options! ~
-icanal:inplacenoseek = inplace processing requested for non seekable file %s!\n~
-icanal:monostereocross = can't mix a mono sound with a stereo sound~
-icanal:Mconstant = end of variable window size parameter file at time %f\
-\tparameters will be considered constant from now on\n ~
-
-icanal:Iconstant = end of variable analysis increment parameter file at time %f\
-\tparameters will be considered constant from now on\n ~
-
-icanal:posEOF = end of input channel position file~
-icanal:Mempty = variable window size parameter file is empty~
-icanal:Iempty = variable analysis increment parameter file is empty~
-icanal:allocerror = can't allocate memory for a new channel module~
-icanal:allocerror2 = can't allocate memory for channel module data~
-icanal:allocerror3 = can't allocate memory for stereo channel data~
-icanal:beginafterend = channel end time is before begin time~
-icanal:begintoobig = can't begin where you ask, the file is too short\n~
-icanal:chanexceed = Selected channel (%d) exceeds number of channels (%d) in file %s!\n~
-icanal:endtoobig = The end time is past the end of file. \
-\tcorrecting by setting the end time to the size of the file.~
-
-lib-sf:inplacenonseek = Cannot work inplace on pipe %s !!\n~
-icanal:fseek = seek error on input file %s!\n~
-icanal:notinitialized = can't allocate memory for uninitialized channel~
-icanal:unknownfileformat = sound file `%s' is in an unknown format\n~
-icanal:readerror = error in reading sound file `%s'\n ~
-icanal:stdincseek = cseek can't be used on stdin~
-icanal:seeknegative = can't cseek to a negative value (before sound starts)~
-icanal:beyondsignal = I can't go beyond the end of the signal~
-icanal:lockedchannel = can't set analysis increment because channel is locked~
-icanal:buffersize = buffer size: %d~
-icanal:soundname = sound file name: %s~
-icanal:soundpattern = sound file pattern: %s~
-icanal:format = \n\tformat\n ~
-icanal:samplerate = sampling rate: %.2f KHz~
-icanal:processchan = process channel: %d ~
-icanal:processall = process channel: all ~
-icanal:keepmultitrue = keep multi channel: yes ~
-icanal:keepmultifalse = keep multi channel: no ~
-icanal:duration_int = duration of the file: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+10ld sample frames) ~
-icanal:eduration_int = effective duration: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+10ld sample frames) ~
-
-icanal:start_int = start: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+10ld sample frames) ~
-icanal:end_int = end: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+10ld sample frames) ~
-icanal:duration_unknown = duration of the file: unknown ~
-icanal:duration = duration of the file: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+12lld sample frames) ~
-icanal:eduration = effective duration: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+12lld sample frames) ~
-
-icanal:start = start: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+12lld sample frames) ~
-icanal:end = end: %0+12.6f seconds (%0+12lld sample frames) ~
-icanal:format = \tformat~
-
-icanal:duration = duration: %f %s~
-icanal:seconds = seconds~
-icanal:bufferoverrun = icanal buffer overrun in positionne. Please report this situation with the parameter settings of SuperVP as a bug to IRCAM~
-
-icanal:noinplacewithcompression = Inplace processing is not possible for compressed input sound files!~
-icanal:noinplacewithmultichan = Inplace processing is only possible for mono input sound files!~
-icanal:errorgetsig = Error reading samples from file "%s" \n~
-icanal:mixfilereaderror = error reading mix file : line <%s> ~
-icanal:mixfileopenerror = can't open mixer input sound file `%s' \n ~
-icanal:mixfilechannelrange = mix file error: target channel (=%d) and source channel (=%d) have to be >0 \n ~
-ica-dataspec:moduletype = \nSpectral data callback input channel~
-ica-modulate:pitch = Pitch~
-ica-modulate:env = Envelope~
-ica-modulate:freq = freq~
-ica-modulate:amp = amp~
-ica-modulate:fixed-env-amp = Envelope modulation amp: %f~
-ica-modulate:fixed-env-freq = Envelope modulation freq: %f~
-ica-modulate:fixed-pitch-amp = Pitch modulation amp: %f~
-ica-modulate:fixed-pitch-freq = Pitch modulation freq: %f~
-ica-modulate:random-env-amp = Envelope modulation amp: from %f to %f, change every %f seconds~
-ica-modulate:random-env-freq = Envelope modulation freq: from %f to %f, change every %f seconds~
-ica-modulate:random-pitch-amp = Pitch modulation amp: from %f to %f, change every %f seconds~
-ica-modulate:random-pitch-freq = Pitch modulation freq: from %f to %f, change every %f seconds~
-ica-dataframe:moduletype = \nAnalysis data callback input channel~
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-leccmd:usagehead = PROGRAM USAGE:~
-
-leccmd:usagehelp =
-
-helpoptions::
-==============
-
- -h : prints out this help description.
- -ha : prints out all sections of the help besides the extended
- filter description.
- -hi : prints out the help message for input options.
- -hp : prints out the help for all processing options.
- -hf : prints out the description of the different filtering modules.
- -ho : prints out the help for output options.
- -ht : prints out the help for transient or onset detection.
- -hv : prints out the help for voiced/unvoiced cut-off frequency
- estimation.
- -he : prints out the help for envelope modification
- -hr : prints out the help for phase randomization.
- -hh : prints out general info about the help.
-~
-
-leccmd:helpintro =
-=========================== SuperVP %s ==============================
-
-Command Line Help ::
-
-SuperVP is IRCAMs phase vocoder implementation. It serves as signal
-processing kernel in AudioSculpt. There exist real time processing
-objects for Max/MSP as well.
-
-Generally, SuperVP processing may use 2 sound tracks, the main and the
-mixer track. If applicable on both tracks the options determining the
-main track are in upper case, the options applied to the mixer track
-are specified in lower case.
-
-Command line option parameters specified in <> are mandatory. If
-option flags are specified in [] they may be omitted resulting in a
-default value.
-
-Parameter files::
-
-The parameter files that are not referenced by means of a complete
-path name (either starting with "/", "./", or "../") will be prefixed
-by the directory stored in the environment variable SVPPARAMS! If
-SVPPARAMS is not set the current directory is used.
-
----------------------------------------------------------------------~
-
-leccmd:helphtml_head =
-
-<.html>
-<.head>
-<.title> %s - %s <./title>
-