i know that....... I know I have to be specific. I'm a linux user since 6 years or so. But I just saw the theme for your text editor. I use gedit but I can't find a highlight color theme like yours. Or that X11window was just the Lscolors foe your terminal.
the editor I'm using in the video is VIM and it runs inside a terminal. for how to turn on syntax highlighting I suggest googling for your distribution.
sorry i haven't answered yet. i'm afraid i'm not at home right now but i promise i will try to find the code as soon as i'm home again (tomorrow or at least the day after)
Sure I have source code, I've written it ;) But it's really simple .. I can try to explain the basics:
Audio PCM data is being read from a file. After reading is finished, an audio playback process is started by calling an extern program like "mpg123". During the playback there's a "window" defined on the whole PCM data and this "window" is moving forwards simultaneously with the playback. The contents of this window are plotted by different Matlab functions using different parameters.
i need the m file code for this visualizer can u help me
aminicp1 1 month ago
hello, currently i do some project related to FFT, and using music visualizer for it's application.
i want to learn more about your simple visualizer but apparently the link is broken :(
can you reupload the source code?
KitsuneYui 2 months ago
I've added a link to sourcecode download to video's description.
w4Yp0iNt 3 years ago
how can i turn mi windows looks like black with the cool highlight colors?
eiz3333 2 years ago
this simply isn't windows
it's gentoo linux
w4Yp0iNt 2 years ago
i know that....... I know I have to be specific. I'm a linux user since 6 years or so. But I just saw the theme for your text editor. I use gedit but I can't find a highlight color theme like yours. Or that X11window was just the Lscolors foe your terminal.
eiz3333 2 years ago
the editor I'm using in the video is VIM and it runs inside a terminal. for how to turn on syntax highlighting I suggest googling for your distribution.
w4Yp0iNt 2 years ago
sory i ask for the same thing, but, could i have the code to take a look at it?
simonbour 3 years ago
sorry i haven't answered yet. i'm afraid i'm not at home right now but i promise i will try to find the code as soon as i'm home again (tomorrow or at least the day after)
w4Yp0iNt 3 years ago
The last two visualizers look so hairy! Anyway, a very good job on real-time visualizer nevertheless. Amazing! =)
ChristWolves 3 years ago
Nice! I've never seen realtime Matlab before. We've used Processing for these types of visualization s in the past
lukecf 3 years ago
How? how did you write it - do you have source code???
dibbuck 4 years ago
Sure I have source code, I've written it ;) But it's really simple .. I can try to explain the basics:
Audio PCM data is being read from a file. After reading is finished, an audio playback process is started by calling an extern program like "mpg123". During the playback there's a "window" defined on the whole PCM data and this "window" is moving forwards simultaneously with the playback. The contents of this window are plotted by different Matlab functions using different parameters.
w4Yp0iNt 4 years ago
You can easily expand this to visualizers reacting on high and low frequency PCM by applying a difference- and/or moving avarage filter on the data.
w4Yp0iNt 4 years ago
I'm currently working on an comparable implementation in C++ but this will take a while
w4Yp0iNt 4 years ago