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Some libraries offer the option to set a target rate when reading an audio file, see e.g. librosa.load(). I wonder if we should also give the user the option to request a specific sampling rate and maybe also the option for a mixdown using our audresample package. This could be quite convenient for users not aware of aware of audresample .
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As an alternative solution I would propose that we extend the usage documentation, and maybe even the docstring examples of audiofile.read() with examples how to use audresample to resample and/or mix the returned signal.
Yes, those are indeed two strong arguments for avoiding the dependency, though users who don't care much about dependencies may prefer librosa.load() if they want to resample. But I guess that's ok. At least extending the docstring seems like a good idea.
Some libraries offer the option to set a target rate when reading an audio file, see e.g. librosa.load(). I wonder if we should also give the user the option to request a specific sampling rate and maybe also the option for a mixdown using our
audresample
package. This could be quite convenient for users not aware of aware ofaudresample
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: