Add an aubiolevel CLI tool to compute the sound pressure level #377
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Aubio enables users to compute the sound pressure level of a buffer using miscutils.h, but there is no way to get that information from CLI tools right now. This adds support for a standalone CLI tool so that extracting sound pressure level information does not require building a program against the library.
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Aubio enables users to compute the sound pressure level of a buffer using miscutils.h, but there is no way to get that information from CLI tools right now.
This adds support for a standalone CLI tool so that extracting sound pressure level information does not require building a program against the library.
I have created this for my own needs and figure it could useful for the upstream as well.