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I was wondering if anyone could provide guidance on audio analysis. Analyzing waveforms or pitches and speech is what I’m looking at. I am pretty much open to using any C-based language (C++,C#,Java), and if that’s not possible than maybe a new language. Does anyone have any tips on where I should start?
That’s pretty broad, but the first thing to do with a problem like this is to figure out some useful search terms. You could start with the wikipedia category listing for Signal Processing for example.
It’s likely you’ll find Fourier Analysis worth investigating – that might provide a good starting point for learning. Armed with that you can learn how to extract particular frequency components from a complex waveform.
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