Acoustic Signal Measurement Utilities
The asmu Python package enables multichannel real-time audio playback, processing and recording. It is implemented in pure Python with a few additional packages:
- numpy - Is the fundamental package for scientific computing, array manipulation and signal processing.
- sounddevice - Is a Python wrapper for the PortAudio functions. It is used for the communication with the soundcard or audio interface.
- soundfile - Is an audio library to read and write sound files through libsndfile.
- pyFFTW - A pythonic wrapper around FFTW, presenting a unified interface for all the supported transforms.
The main focus of asmu is modularity and easy expandability. It provides a few base classes, to implement nearly every "audio processor". Additionally, asmu offer some pre implemented audio processors, that can be used right away.
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If you use this software in your academic work, please cite it using the following reference:
@misc{huber_asmu_2025,
title = {Acoustic Signal Measurement Utilities},
shorttitle = {asmu},
author = {Huber, Felix},
year = {2025},
copyright = {GPLv3}
url = {https://gitlab.com/felhub/asmu}
}
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