In your FFT tuner i was curious as to how I would go about detecting how long a note was played for and how would it be implemented

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I am currently working on my final year project and your code example has been of great help as it gave me the foundation for analysing sound but I was curious as to how and where in the code you could detect how long a particular note has been held for. I initially thought it would be somewhere in the process data loop you could check but I thought i would ask for your opinion. Thanks for your time, John

Posted 13-Mar-10 3:36am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2010-03-13T04:39:00

Don't open a Quick Answers question for this: At the bottom of the article there is a "New Message" button. Use this instead, as it causes an email to be sent to the article author, telling them you want to talk to them. Posting here just means hoping the that author of the article happens to drop in an realize this question is for them!