TorchWorld - a Torch/C++ port and wrapper for mmorise/World
TorchWorld is a Torch/C++ port and wrapper for the popular vocoder World by Masanori Morise.
This repository is still a work-in-progress. Don't expect wonders from it for now.
Besides rewriting functions to be compatible with Torch, this port also tries to follow modern C++ conventions where possible, for example using std::shared_ptr instead of raw pointers and std::vector instead of C-style arrays.
All rewritten functions and classes follow the same structure: they are contained within the tw namespace and have the same name as their original counterparts. Each class has a run() method that will execute its functionality. For example, to run CheapTrick, you would do the following:
using namespace tw;
std::vector<double> x;
int fs = 44100;
auto options = std::make_shared<CheapTrick::Options>(fs);
CheapTrick cheaptrick(x, x.size(), fs, options);
cheaptrick.run();