How to for Universum Vox..

 bash> tam.rst ... -universum-vox-conf-dir "/tst/uv_configs"

command: {lst universum vox}

command: {universum vox >Number of config in list< 0}

Example of JSON.

Main config..

{

"type_":"morph",

"alg0":17,

"num_of_channels":2,

"sound_duration":15000,

"num_of_rnd_samples":233,

"sample_rate":44100,

"bits_per_sample":32,

"sample_format":"f32",

"bar_sample":0.999,

"fading_duration":452,

"silent_step":200,

"fading_step":0.65,

"step_factor":220,

"old_freq":-0.9,

"new_freq":500.1,

"range":2.0,

"scale":10.0,

"step_freq":1.0,

"coef":[1.1,0.35,0.37,0.35,0.03],

"plus_minus_freq":true,

"select_channel":0,

"geoms":[{"tria":{"a":1.2,"b":0.1,"step":0.04,"bar":0.94,"direct":false}},

         {"shark_fin":{"w":141,"h":0.91,"lb":19.4} },

         {"half_ellipse":{"from":0.1,"to":0.98,"lb":15.18,"n":157.0}}],

"dbg_from":60000,

"dbg_to":50,

"sub_config":"/tst/morph_configs/universum_vox_morph0.uv",

"file_in":"/tst/in.wav",

"file_out":"/tst/out.wav"

}

sub_config 0..

{

"type_":"morph",

"alg0":17,

"num_of_channels":2,

"sound_duration":15000,

"num_of_rnd_samples":233,

"sample_rate":44100,

"bits_per_sample":32,

"sample_format":"f32",

"bar_sample":0.999,

"fading_duration":452,

"silent_step":200,

"fading_step":0.65,

"step_factor":220,

"old_freq":-0.9,

"new_freq":500.1,

"range":2.0,

"scale":10.0,

"step_freq":1.0,

"coef":[1.1,0.35,0.37,0.35,0.03],

"plus_minus_freq":false,

"select_channel":0,

"geoms":[{"tria_full":{"a":1.2,"b":0.1,"step":0.04,"bar":0.94,"a1":0.95,"b1":0.67}},

         {"half_ellipse":{"from":0.1,"to":0.98,"lb":19.18,"n":167.0}}],

"dbg_from":60000,

"dbg_to":50,

"sub_config":"/tst/morph_configs/universum_vox_morph1.uv",

"file_in":"/tst/in.wav",

"file_out":""

}

sub_config 1..

{

"type_":"morph",

"alg0":17,

"num_of_channels":2,

"sound_duration":15000,

"num_of_rnd_samples":233,

"sample_rate":44100,

"bits_per_sample":32,

"sample_format":"f32",

"bar_sample":0.999,

"fading_duration":452,

"silent_step":200,

"fading_step":0.65,

"step_factor":220,

"old_freq":-0.9,

"new_freq":500.1,

"range":2.0,

"scale":10.0,

"step_freq":1.0,

"coef":[1.1,0.35,0.37,0.35,0.03],

"plus_minus_freq":true,

"select_channel":1,

"geoms":[{"tria_full":{"a":1.2,"b":0.1,"step":0.04,"bar":0.97,"a1":0.95,"b1":0.01}}],

"dbg_from":60000,

"dbg_to":50,

"sub_config":"/tst/morph_configs/universum_vox_morph2.uv",

"file_in":"/tst/in.wav",

"file_out":""

}

sub_config 2..

{

"type_":"morph",

"alg0":17,

"num_of_channels":2,

"sound_duration":15000,

"num_of_rnd_samples":233,

"sample_rate":44100,

"bits_per_sample":32,

"sample_format":"f32",

"bar_sample":0.999,

"fading_duration":452,

"silent_step":200,

"fading_step":0.65,

"step_factor":220,

"old_freq":-0.9,

"new_freq":500.1,

"range":2.0,

"scale":10.0,

"step_freq":1.0,

"coef":[1.1,0.35,0.37,0.35,0.03],

"plus_minus_freq":false,

"select_channel":1,

"geoms":[{"half_ellipse":{"from":0.0,"to":0.98,"lb":19.18,"n":167.0}}],

"dbg_from":60000,

"dbg_to":50,

"file_in":"/tst/in.wav",

"file_out":""

}

Result..



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