Using real time audio output

ErduanB

Hi guys, I have made a sketch that receives data my laptops microphone to make a visual react, but I would like the visual to react to real time audio output so I wouldnt be loading in a file

import processing.sound.*;
import ddf.minim.*;
import ddf.minim.analysis.*;
import ddf.minim.effects.*;
import ddf.minim.signals.*;
import ddf.minim.spi.*;
import ddf.minim.ugens.*;
BeatDetect beat;

PShape s1;
PShape s2;
PShape s3;
PShape s4;
PShape s12;

Amplitude amp;
AudioIn in;


void setup() {
  frameRate(60);
  size(1280, 800);
  s1 = loadShape("rnelogo.svg");
  s2 = loadShape("rnelogo.svg");
  s3 = loadShape("rnelogo.svg");
  s4 = loadShape("rnelogo.svg");
  s12 = loadShape("rnelogo.svg");

  amp = new Amplitude(this);
  in = new AudioIn(this, 0);
  in.start();
  amp.input(in);
  beat = new BeatDetect();

}

void draw() {
  background(240);

  translate(width/2 - s1.width/2, height/2 - s1.height/2);

  s1();
  s12();
  s2();
  s3();
  s4();
 if (amp.analyze()*100>28) {
   translate(-width/10, -height/10);
   scale(2.0); 
   currentS12 = (currentS12 * .99) + ((amp.analyze() * 1000) * .01);
   shape(s12);
}};

float currentS1 = 0;
void s1() {
  s1.disableStyle();  // Ignore the colors in the SVG
 noFill();    // Set the SVG fill to blue
  strokeWeight(amp.analyze()*100);  
  if (amp.analyze()*100 > 0.2) {  
    stroke(243,215,158);

    currentS1 = (currentS1 * .7) + ((amp.analyze() * 1000) * .3);
    strokeWeight(currentS1);

    //strokeWeight(amp.analyze()*1000);

  }
  shape(s1);
}
float currentS12 = 0;
void s12() {
  s1.disableStyle();  // Ignore the colors in the SVG
 noFill();    // Set the SVG fill to blue
  strokeWeight(amp.analyze()*100);  
  if (amp.analyze()*100 > 0.3) {  
    stroke(238,228,210);

    currentS12 = (currentS12 * .9) + ((amp.analyze() * 1000) * .1);
    strokeWeight(amp.analyze()*800);
  }
  shape(s12);
  println(amp.analyze()*100);
}

float currentS2 = 0;
void s2() {
  s2.disableStyle();  // Ignore the colors in the SVG
  noFill();    // Set the SVG fill to blue
  strokeWeight(amp.analyze()*100);  
  if (amp.analyze()*100 > 0.1) {  
    stroke(149,117,52);

    currentS2 = (currentS2 * .8) + ((amp.analyze() * 750) * .2);
    strokeWeight(currentS2);
  }
  shape(s2);
}

float currentS3 = 0;
void s3() {
  s3.disableStyle();  // Ignore the colors in the SVG
 noFill();    // Set the SVG fill to blue
  strokeWeight(amp.analyze()*100);  
  if (amp.analyze()*100 > 0.1) {  
    stroke(94,73,31);

    currentS3 = (currentS3 * .9) + ((amp.analyze() * 400) * .1);
    strokeWeight(currentS3);
  }
  shape(s3);
}

void s4() {
  s4.disableStyle();  // Ignore the colors in the SVG
  fill(255);    // Set the SVG fill to black
  stroke(255);
  strokeWeight(2);
  shape(s4);
}

NoName

can you fix your code please press ctrl + O make sure there is a space before and after your code

Try to follow this link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23863091/find-volume-of-mic-input-using-minim-lib-in-processing

koogs

(noname, you can't quote people's code like that to correct it - the formatter converts things like * to italics and runs the lines together. leave it to the mods or the original poster)

ErduanB

my bad, is it ok now?, Dont use this often

kfrajer

Cross referencing to this link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23863091/find-volume-of-mic-input-using-minim-lib-in-processing/44038248#44038248

Kf