Vamp Plugins

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The Vamp audio analysis plugin system

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Vamp is an audio processing plugin system for cannam@0: plugins that extract descriptive information from audio data cannam@0: — typically referred to as audio analysis plugins cannam@0: or audio feature extraction plugins.

cannam@0: cannam@0: Freehand sketch of a Vamp plugin in its natural habitat

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9th December 2008: Version 2.0 of the Vamp plugin SDK is now cannam@0: available.
See the developers page for more cannam@0: information.

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Get some plugins!
Find links to downloadable Vamp plugins here.
Do something with them!
Vamp plugins are used for audio analysis in Sonic Visualiser and Audacity beta releases, and may be run from a command line with the host included with the Vamp SDK.
Developers and DSP researchers!
Vamp is a nice API to develop with. Read more and get the SDK here.

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Just like an audio effects plugin (such as a VST), a Vamp cannam@0: plugin is a binary module that can be loaded up by a host cannam@0: application and fed audio data. However, unlike an effects cannam@21: plugin, a Vamp plugin generates not more audio, but some sort of cannam@21: symbolic information. Typical things that a Vamp plugin might cannam@21: calculate include the locations of moments such as note onset cannam@21: times, visualisable representations of the audio such as cannam@21: spectrograms, or curve data such as power or fundamental cannam@21: frequency. Read more about the cannam@21: rationale for Vamp.

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	Developed at the Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.	Partially funded by the EPSRC through the OMRAS2 project EP/E017614/1.
	Partially funded by the European Commission through the SIMAC project IST-FP6-507142.	Partially funded by the European Commission through the EASAIER project IST-FP6-033902.

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