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Hi, I'm Lucas. Thank you very much for yours contributions. I'm reading the article "FFT of waveIn audio signals". I want to make a soft for filtering signals in real time using waveIn and waveOut, and I have not information about this API. Have you got any book, or any tutorial of this? I would greatly appreciate help me.

Again, I appreciate the contributions.

Regards, Lucas.

EDIT: Article forum is here FFT of waveIn audio signals[^]

Posted 19-May-10 12:32pm

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Updated 19-May-10 13:10pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-05-19T12:34:00

You should edit your post, not post it twice. You should also realise that this site is contributed to by people all over the world. It's not all one or two guys. There's a forum under the article, to contact the author, and odds are low he would see your post here.

MSDN has information on every API you could hope to use in Windows.