Well, a little experimentation of my own finally found something I was looking for: an old shareware version of GoldWave (v2.11) that runs in Windows 3.1, and unlike newer GoldWaves, actually allows me to disable the interpolation in the Resample window. I achieved quite positive results with my test file (Dracula's "What is a man?!" speech), taking it from a 22 Khz to 8 KHz 8-bit unsigned.
Now to actually do something with this newfound technique.
Sound mixing question - "authentic" downsampling?
Forum rules
Before asking on how to use a ZDoom feature, read the ZDoom wiki first. This forum is archived - please use this set of forums to ask new questions.
Before asking on how to use a ZDoom feature, read the ZDoom wiki first. This forum is archived - please use this set of forums to ask new questions.
-
wildweasel
- Posts: 21706
- Joined: Tue Jul 15, 2003 7:33 pm
- Preferred Pronouns: He/Him
- Operating System Version (Optional): A lot of them
- Graphics Processor: Not Listed
- Contact:
-
Marrub
-
- Posts: 1202
- Joined: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:48 pm
- Preferred Pronouns: No Preference
- Operating System Version (Optional): Arch Linux
- Graphics Processor: ATI/AMD with Vulkan/Metal Support
- Contact:
Re: Sound mixing question - "authentic" downsampling?
I have another one, Wavosaur has a lot of resampling options and allows you to disable any kind of filtering.