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Gammatone-based spectrograms, using gammatone filterbanks or Fourier transform weightings.
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fix TypeError: slice indices must be integers or None or have an __index__ method
Hi there, I was glad to find this port! Not sure to what extent you're intending to fix issues in this repo, but `f_max` is in the documentation but missing...
Hi: I recently downloaded your code and tried it on FurElise.wav as demonstrated. However, I've got different result  Is it normal? Please indulge me in this question I am...
I can have an example of Gamma tone gram generation written in Python? 
Hi, Is there a way to reconstruct the time domain signal from the gammatone-gram representation? Thanks!
https://github.com/detly/gammatone/blob/0626328ef7c31d3b33214db2fdcd52e8601eb4c5/gammatone/fftweight.py#L151 By doing so you obtain always a window length two times bigger
If I interpret the code right, the center frequencies are calculated in function `rb_space` as follows 1. divide frequency range from cutoff to fs/2 into N (frequency band number) parts,...
Fixed the super calls to be Python 2/3 compatible instead of just Python 3 compatible. Fixes: #6
I cloned the gammatone repo and tried "**python -m gammatone -a FurElise.wav -d 20**". I'm getting '**TypeError: super() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)**' error. Below is the stacktrace...