Related nodesRMS (DShow9) |
The Gist (VAudio) tracks several features of the incoming audio:
There are RMS (DShow9) and RMS (Bass) simple envelope followers. They return the current volume for the left and the right channel. NoteWith all DShow9 pins (of type audio / midi / video) you can connect each output to only one input pin. Therefore it is not possible with the DShow9 system to play a file and analyse it at the same time. The BASS and VAudio doesn't have this restriction. Examples in your vvvv\girlpower\ directory:
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Related nodesFFT (DShow9) |
There are several nodes performing a Fast Fourier transform:
An FFT returns a spread of amplitudes of a linearly distributed scale of frequencies. But based on experiments on human hearing perception it is known that the scale of frequencies is approximately logarithmic at the high-frequency end, and nearly linear at the low-frequency end. That means that human meatbags can very good distinguish between low frequencies but the high frequencies sounds almost all the same. Music producers of course make use of that fact, see Psychoacoustics. That’s not all. Amplitudes should be scaled in a way, that higher frequencies have a bigger scaling factor. Despite the fact that low frequencies carry high energies (resulting in big values coming from FFT), humans perceive low frequencies dull. That is why mid and high frequencies have to be scaled up (nonlinearly). The FFT Nodes have the Frequency Scaling exactly for that. For more info on perception check: Equal-loudness contour. Examples in your vvvv\girlpower\ directory:
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Related nodes |
There are some useful modules to track beats:
Examples in your vvvv\girlpower\ directory:
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