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How do I reproduce a code to emulate the visualizer in this video?
I'd appreciate it if anyone could help reproduce something similar to this video.
Cheers
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hello ! Just look at the exemples of Minim
thank u I can handle minim though I just need help with the graphics
yes, it's in the examples
see fft or so
you posted the same again?!
(duplicate thread deleted)
did you check this as we told you?
http://code.compartmental.net/minim/audioplayer_method_addlistener.html
I did double post but only to explain my situation better - I'm not using minim or FFT I have an external plugin I'm using which splits the audio bands as I said I just need help drawing the required graphic. I looked at the FFT/minim examples and I couldn't disentangle the code for the graphics from the fft stuff
when you use a plugin, show your code....
does it deliver the amplitude per frame?
yes it does