A simple Noise Gate algorithm for splitting an audio stream into chunks based on volume/silence.
For an in-depth explanation of how this crate works check out the accompanying blog post.
This project is just a crate so you'll need to add it to your own program if you want to use it.
The wav-splitter example shows how you could
pipe the input from a WAV file through the NoiseGate. It also contains a
simple Sink which will write each snippet of continuous audio to WAV files
on disk.
For example, to split data/N11379_KSCK.wav with a noise threshold of 50
and release time of 0.3 seconds, writing the clips to the output/
directory, you would run the example as follows:
$ cargo run --release --example wav-splitter -- \
--output-dir output \
--threshold 50 \
--release-time 0.3 \
data/N11379_KSCK.wav
$ ls output
clip_0.wav clip_3.wav clip_6.wav clip_9.wav clip_12.wav clip_15.wav
clip_18.wav clip_21.wav clip_1.wav clip_4.wav clip_7.wav clip_10.wav
clip_13.wav clip_16.wav clip_19.wav clip_22.wav clip_2.wav clip_5.wav
clip_8.wav clip_11.wav clip_14.wav clip_17.wav clip_20.wavLicensed under either of
- Apache License, Version 2.0, (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
- MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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