Martin Glesser

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Actually, as per the ISO standard, the signal shall be sampled at 48 kHz for the loudness/sharpness computation (because some numerical filters are only defined...

Hi @Alann72, I've finally managed to check the behavior of the loudness and sharpness computation with a 44.1 KHz sampled signal. On my side, it work just fine. I've added...

Hi, Sorry for this late answer. As mentionned in the error message, the loudness algorithm, by design, only support sampling frequency equal to 48 kHz. If you have to deal...

Hi, I'm happy you ask for this feature. We have currrently one student from the University Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid working to implement some sound level meter functions in...

Hi, sorry for this shamefully late reply. - [x] Concerning the calib factor. The data stored in a .wav signal are limited to values in the range [-1 : 1]....

Hello, I've just updated the code to propose a better description of the "calib" input parameter - in the [load function](https://github.com/Eomys/MoSQITo/blob/master/mosqito/functions/shared/load.py) description - in the [signal basic operations tutorial](https://github.com/Eomys/MoSQITo/blob/master/tutorials/tuto_signal_basic_operations.ipynb)

Hello, I like the idea of having the calibration factor defined as "Pa/FS". I'll try to modify that in the next release. Thanks for the tutorial, I hope that Mosqito...

Hello, We have just made a new release that introduce a deep architecture rework. We hope it will simplify the use and contribution to the project. Unfortunately, i'm afraid that...

> hello,can we calculate the a-weight sound pressure now? Except the third octave band spectrum, there are no sound level meter functions available at this time.

> Hi Martin, I also wanted to point out that you are doing great work. As I read the question about tonality here: Do you have any new information about...