Iver Jordal

Thanks for implementing that change > I do have a question regarding the lookup mechanism for file time information. Currently, I am using a dictionary for this purpose, but its...

> Additionally, I was wondering if there’s any provision in the current system to prioritize sampling certain files more frequently than others—for instance, based on importance, weight, or any custom-defined...

@PratikKulkar Could you please resolve the merge conflict? Thanks in advance! It's time to get this merged

Thanks! I will have a look

Here's my recommendation: Set the default value of the `lru_cache_size` to `None`. If a value other than `None` gets passed, raise a `TypeError` exception explaining that that the LRU cache...

Hi austinpatrickm. They aren't polished/finished, so that's why they aren't exposed in the official API at the moment.

Thanks for reporting! The documentation page did indeed to be [updated](dd41174b), as it was using `min_fraction` and `max_fraction` in `Shift`, and those are no longer valid arguments in [0.33.0](https://iver56.github.io/audiomentations/changelog/#the-shift-transform-has-been-changed) and...

That's a legit question! I imagine two ways of getting less prominent perturbations: **1. Mix the input audio with the output audio (as you suggested)** This could be done (I...

You could have a look at PostGain, a class that I've been toying with, but which is not officially released/exposed yet: https://github.com/iver56/audiomentations/blob/main/audiomentations/core/post_gain.py

I asked myself that question last year too, and couldn't find a good answer. I asked some respected researchers in the source separation community about it. They also didn't have...