Added a test file for a ~40Hz tone from the E string of a bass guitar #25
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I listened to the other files, just quick tones. I'm not sure if just trimming the file down is what you need or if this doesn't help at all. I was using my phone with the pitchFinder library through a tuner app, and it was able to pick up the frequency from that. All other strings it worked perfectly, just strumming and holding my phone next to it. |
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You may need to trim the file, I'm not sure exactly how the others are set up or the tests work. But this sound was giving me no pitch for the YIN detector.
Requested test file in #24