Music Signal Flow Resynthesizer Project
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m building a Flow Resynthesizer devoted to audio processing, with the sole purpose of transforming musical signals in creative, non-destructive ways. The core idea is to take an incoming music track, analyze its spectral and temporal features, and then re-synthesize it so the output feels like a fresh performance while still carrying some elements of its original recorded instrument different properties are expected as this is just a starting point.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A clean, well-documented codebase (Python, Java) that ingests stereo music files, performs detailed analysis (FFT, phase vocoder or another suitable method), and produces a re-synthesised signal using a refactored version of the Flow Synthesizer.
• Parameter controls for users to experiment with texture, pitch, and time characteristics, ideally exposed through a simple UI modifications..
• Consideration for latency, CPU efficiency, and artefact-free output, so the tool remains usable both in studio sessions and live performance settings.
Once I can run the processor on a test track and hear a clean, musically convincing transformation with adjustable parameters, the job is done. If you have existing DSP libraries or proprietary tricks that accelerate development, feel free to integrate them—just keep everything modular and maintainable.
Link to Eclab Flow: https://github.com/eclab/flow?tab=readme-ov-file
Project is Either pass or fail if you can't complete project you agree to allow full refund by accepting this project.
Seeking : Priority 1 Python / Java DSP Programmer | Priority 2 UI Programmer
If 1 Developer: $300 fixed price / If 2 Developers $150 each
Here’s what I need from you:
• A clean, well-documented codebase (Python, Java) that ingests stereo music files, performs detailed analysis (FFT, phase vocoder or another suitable method), and produces a re-synthesised signal using a refactored version of the Flow Synthesizer.
• Parameter controls for users to experiment with texture, pitch, and time characteristics, ideally exposed through a simple UI modifications..
• Consideration for latency, CPU efficiency, and artefact-free output, so the tool remains usable both in studio sessions and live performance settings.
Once I can run the processor on a test track and hear a clean, musically convincing transformation with adjustable parameters, the job is done. If you have existing DSP libraries or proprietary tricks that accelerate development, feel free to integrate them—just keep everything modular and maintainable.
Link to Eclab Flow: https://github.com/eclab/flow?tab=readme-ov-file
Project is Either pass or fail if you can't complete project you agree to allow full refund by accepting this project.
Seeking : Priority 1 Python / Java DSP Programmer | Priority 2 UI Programmer
If 1 Developer: $300 fixed price / If 2 Developers $150 each