Digital Sound Processing (DSP) Panel Equalizer

A 12-band equalizer used when playing tracks.




Note: None of the filters are used when extracting tracks they can only be used when playing.

• Volume
  The output value of the track played.
  

• Half Speed
  The Half Speed (Time Stretch) function is still under developing. Compared to other program and guitar multi effects time stretch function I must say that the time stretch is good enough. However whenever you stretch the time of a track without changing the key you always get some unwanted distortion. This is mainly because you also stretch every echo effect such as gated drums. Gated drums always sound strange when stretching audio. I have used two methods for the time stretch. Sequential Over Lapped and Add (SOLA) method and my own Overlap Derivative and Add Sine wave (ODAS) .

• Pitch
  The pitch value. This function can be used if you want to decrease or increase the speed of the track. Note: The pitch is not used while recording. This function changes the frequency. 0 = original pitch, -50 = half pitch, 50 = double pitch.

• Repeating
  When repeating in showed, Rosoft CD Extractor plays the next track when the program has finished a track. Rosoft CD Extractor stops after the last track.

• Track
  The track, which is played.

• Time
  The position in the track, which is played. The time is given in minutes and seconds.

• Buffer
  The buffer is an internal buffer use by Rosoft CD Extractor while playing. If the buffer gets full or empty you will probably have problems playing tracks. This can be because of the sound board or if you have a slow CD-ROM or a damage CD.

• Encoder's running
  This field tells how many external encoders there are running. You should not stop the program until this field is zero, otherwise you will have undeleted temporary wave files in your destination directory .

• Meters
  The meters shows the output volume written to your sound card

• Frames Read
  This is the number of frames the program has read.

• Speed
  Shows the effective speed when reading CDDA information.
  Note: This is the number of frames written to the wave files. If you record using External Encoders this shown how much is written to the temporary file.

• Progress
  The upper progress shown the percentage of the tracks that has been recording according to now many tracks you want to record. The lower progress shown the percentage of the file recording that has been recording.