DSP Robotics Support

I am a new member in this forum. I am a DJ and Mixing eng. I have joined recently. A geek from my early musical career,got me heavily attracted to VST plugins. Usually I do mix with Free VSt plugins. Recently I have seen a post by Bed Room Producers Blog. The post is here http://bedroomproducersblog.com/2017/03/20/rdgaudio-intros-free-speaker-vibrator-audio-visualizer-vst-plugin/
RDGAudio has made a FREE!! Vst Plugins named Speaker Vibrator. They say "Speaker Vibrator is a new generation visualizer that displays the VU with RMS through speaker vibration"
My question is, is this kind of VST possible to make with Flowstone? I asked RDGAudio directly but they did not reply. I saw RDGAudio in this forum with their own user posts. Hope this time I will get my answer.

Hi DJ, Welcome to this Forum.
No.. we didn't create this plugins in Flowstone. But Yes,you can easily make this kind of VST in Flowstone. Yo may ask in this forum.There are Flowstone experts they will answer your question how to make in Flowstone.

Regards,
Rudra Ghosh

Easily the most tricky part would be the graphics (for me anyway!).
I'm not sure Flowstone would be up to the task of the animation but others may have a different view...

Cheers

Spogg

Nice visualization plugin, but in him there is no ballistics.

A quick hack to get you started

Wow that's awesome Martin Sir.

Really good work martinvicanek. But how can I make my own speaker design with it? When I am adding my Image from Bitmap loader everything is shaking.

Martin that's SO good

I think you isolated the speaker cone images and moved them laterally, based on the envelope follower. Very convincing at lower excursions.
I'm sure that you being a Photoshop expert helped!

My idea was to cycle through images using a bitmap strip, like in a standard knob. This might work but I have no graphic skills. Plus it may not respond fast enough to the envelope follower...

I also had the idea of a different type of display whereby a filled circle's size was modulated by the envelope follower and maybe the fill colour would be determined by the amplitude or frequencies present. Might make a nice visualisation...?

Cheers

Spogg

I have tried this but not getting enough result what I want.

I have tried this but not getting enough result what I want.