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Waveform Reader
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ChristienSebastien
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Thu Feb 18, 2016 10:44 pm
Waveform Reader
Hey everyone!
I'm a bit of an intermediate beginner in flowstone. I'm trying to find a way to create a waveform reader and display for one-shot sounds. I want to be able to see the a constant visualization of the soundwave, but the scope is real-time and continuous. Specifically, if someone is creating a snare, they can see the characteristics of the soundwave. I'm not sure if it's possible to do this, but it would essentially take a final snapshot of the overall soundwave so that people can see visually how changing aspects of the sound change the soundwave itself. However, it think it would also be cool to be able to drag wav files into it and manipulate them as well. Any help is great help. Just pointing me in the right direction of resources would be huge.
I'm a bit of an intermediate beginner in flowstone. I'm trying to find a way to create a waveform reader and display for one-shot sounds. I want to be able to see the a constant visualization of the soundwave, but the scope is real-time and continuous. Specifically, if someone is creating a snare, they can see the characteristics of the soundwave. I'm not sure if it's possible to do this, but it would essentially take a final snapshot of the overall soundwave so that people can see visually how changing aspects of the sound change the soundwave itself. However, it think it would also be cool to be able to drag wav files into it and manipulate them as well. Any help is great help. Just pointing me in the right direction of resources would be huge.
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