Real-time pitch detection for musical instrument.

My major was speech recognition, I am very familiar with pich detection and some algorithm for example HMM(hidden markov), I can do this for you definitely! I am very proficient in c, c++. I have 15 years c++ developing experience now, and I have worked for 5 years. My work is online game developing, and mainly focus on server side, the language is c++ under linux. I used c++ to make many great projects, for example, I made the tools which can convert java files to c++ scripts which has the same effect, of course garbage collection included. I also made our own mobile game using c++, I even can show you the demo of client. Trust me, please let expert help you.

Did you think about this? Taking a step back... To get this working you MUST figure out a way to plot intermediate steps of this process. What you're trying to do is not particularly hard, but it is error prone and fiddly. Clipping, windowing, bad wiring, aliasing, DC offsets, reading the wrong channels, the weird FFT frequency axis, impedance mismatches, frame size errors... who knows. But if you can plot the raw data, and then plot the FFT, all will become clear. Well don't worry about it. We know what to do. Expert Engineers here. Buzz us when you are online. We will make this pitch detection system for you. Regards, SI Team

Hi, We are a team of engineers with more than 10 years of experience in designing and developing various digital and embedded systems... Currently, apart from our R&D, we help engineering students to complete their academic projects. Also conduct seminars and workshops on Microcontrollers and Robotics... So we have experienced with a lot of Microcontrollers such as PIC, AVR, ARM, Arduino etc. We are also experienced with a lot of sensors and sensor modules.... We are very proficient with PCB desingning tools such as EAGLE, KICAD etc... We have done a lot of projects with arduino, please check my completed projects and reviews given by other employers...:-) We really would like to know more about your project, kindly let me know if you are interested...:-) Thank You

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Well, this doesn't look too complicated providing we get the requirements straight and there's not too much noise as well. I assume a few test samples will be available for testing and fine tuning... Kind regards, x3x7

I am a final year student from BITS Pilani University India. I have already done courses on Digital Signal Processing where I implemented an Audio Effect Generator using TMS320C5535 eZdsp kit. I also have prior experience in Arduino Programming. This project would be interesting and I would surely give my best to get it done on time. I already have the DSP kit ready with me and I can start working on it as soon as the project is rewarded.