Hi,
In general I would probably recommend Python for this kind of thing, if the objective is to use existing libraries. For example https://github.com/abishek-as/Audio-Clas...p-Learning
Extensions for Small Basic are mostly based on .Net libraries unless written from scratch, are there any of these you have in mind.
There is already LDSpeech.Listen that can recognise simple spoken phrases.
I guess it depends on what you want to do as objective - learn about sound processing, ANNs - or have a working solution for a specific task.
Ultimately it depends on what kind of audio preprocessing you want and what libraries exist for it, or even it you want to write them yourself at a low level in some way.
In general I would probably recommend Python for this kind of thing, if the objective is to use existing libraries. For example https://github.com/abishek-as/Audio-Clas...p-Learning
Extensions for Small Basic are mostly based on .Net libraries unless written from scratch, are there any of these you have in mind.
There is already LDSpeech.Listen that can recognise simple spoken phrases.
I guess it depends on what you want to do as objective - learn about sound processing, ANNs - or have a working solution for a specific task.
Ultimately it depends on what kind of audio preprocessing you want and what libraries exist for it, or even it you want to write them yourself at a low level in some way.
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