Hi!
How do i make it so that win7audio plugin takes the output of certain frequencies (for example if i want to have only the values of bass) and then outputs it?
Thanks!
edit-->nvm im stupid i was looking at the wrong plugin
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Win7Audio audio range
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
"Not stupid" ... That happens to all of us from time to time
The AudioLevel plugin is what you were looking for...
The AudioLevel plugin is what you were looking for...
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
Am i doing this right?
It doesnt appear to be working. Basically this code stores the value from a previous instance and compares it to the current value. Its supposed to do more but first im trying to get this part to work.
It doesnt appear to be working. Basically this code stores the value from a previous instance and compares it to the current value. Its supposed to do more but first im trying to get this part to work.
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[Rainmeter]
Update=20
DynamicWindowSize=1
AccurateText=1
[Variables]
OldValue=0
[MeasureRandom]
Measure=plugin
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=AudioLevel
Port=Output
FFTSize=1024
Bands=1
FreqMin=0
FreqMax=250
UpdateDivider=5
DynamicVariables=1
IfCondition=MeasureRandom > #OldValue#
IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
IfCondition2=MeasureRandom < #OldValue#
IfTrueAction2=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
IfCondition3=MeasureRandom = #OldValue#
IfTrueAction3=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
[Volmult]
Measure=calc
Formula=([MeasureRandom] * 100)
[textbox]
meter=string
text=[MeasureRandom], [volmult]
[Soundbar]
Meter=shape
Shape=rectangle 50,50,10,5 | FillColor 255,255,255 | Strokewidth 0
Dynamicvariables=1
[code]
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
You are missing DynamicVariables=1 in [textbox] meter. So, [textbox] meter is not showing updated values.
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
Ah i see! It appears to be working now, but it looks super janky/jumpy, but i have the update thing at 16.
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[Rainmeter]
Update=16
[Variables]
OldValue=0
[MeasureRandom]
Measure=plugin
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=AudioLevel
Port=Output
FFTSize=1024
Bands=1
FreqMin=0
FreqMax=250
UpdateDivider=5
DynamicVariables=1
IfCondition=MeasureRandom > #OldValue#
IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
IfCondition2=MeasureRandom < #OldValue#
IfTrueAction2=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
IfCondition3=MeasureRandom = #OldValue#
IfTrueAction3=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
[Volmult]
Measure=calc
Formula=([MeasureRandom] * 5000)
Dynamicvariables=1
[textbox]
meter=string
text=[MeasureRandom], [volmult]
Fontcolor=255,255,255
Dynamicvariables=1
[Soundbar]
Meter=shape
Shape=rectangle 2,15,[volmult],5 | FillColor 255,255,255 | Strokewidth 0
Dynamicvariables=1
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
At least in my experience, for the Audiolevel plugin, optimum setting is around Update=40 and FFTAttack=15FFTDecay=250...although I am not sure exactly.it looks super janky/jumpy
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
Take a look at this mod of your code... it monitors the 87 hz frequency and displays that level on a horizontal shape.ItsJustRyan wrote: ↑December 8th, 2019, 4:30 am Ah i see! It appears to be working now, but it looks super janky/jumpy, but i have the update thing at 16.
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[Rainmeter]
Update=16
DynamicWindowSize=1
AccurateText=1
[Variables]
OldValue=0
[MeasurAudio]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=AudioLevel
Port=Output
FFTAttack=20
FFTDecay=20
FFTSize=1024
Bands=1
FreqMin=30
FreqMax=250
[MeasureFreq]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=AudioLevel
Parent=MeasurAudio
Channel=Sum
Type=BandFreq
BandIdx=0
[MeasureRandom]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=AudioLevel
Parent=MeasurAudio
Channel=Sum
Type=Band
BandIdx=0
; Rather than an UpdateDivider, average the size of the measure for smoother display
AverageSize=5
;UpdateDivider=1
DynamicVariables=1
; Rather than 3 condition tests, simply set the value of "OldValue" to [MeasureRandom] on each update
OnUpdateAction=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
; IfCondition=MeasureRandom > #OldValue#
; IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
; IfCondition2=MeasureRandom < #OldValue#
; IfTrueAction2=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
; IfCondition3=MeasureRandom = #OldValue#
; IfTrueAction3=[!SetVariable OldValue [MeasureRandom]][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
[Volmult]
Measure=calc
Formula=([MeasureRandom] * 100)
DynamicVariables=1
[textbox]
meter=string
FontColor=255,255,255
text=Frequency [MeasureFreq:0]hz : [MeasureRandom], [volmult]
DynamicVariables=1
SolidColor=0,0,0,1
; Added a back for reference
[SoundbarBack]
Meter=shape
Shape=rectangle 50,50,110,5 | FillColor 64,64,64 | Strokewidth 0
Dynamicvariables=1
; Bar moves based on value of measured frequency
[Soundbar]
Meter=shape
X=([MeasureRandom]*100)
Shape=rectangle 50,50,10,5 | FillColor 255,255,255 | Strokewidth 0
Dynamicvariables=1
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
Beside eclectic-tech's code, you might want to not set the dynamic variables on the [textbox] meter, but to add the measures into some MeasureName options, along with setting the number of decimals. This step avoids the need of setting dynamic variables:ItsJustRyan wrote: ↑December 8th, 2019, 4:30 am Ah i see! It appears to be working now, but it looks super janky/jumpy, but i have the update thing at 16.
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[textbox]
meter=string
MeasureName=MeasureRandom
MeasureName2=volmult
text=%1, %2
FontColor=255,255,255
;DynamicVariables=1
NumOfDecimals=5
- Advantage: no need of dynamic variables, which consumes a little bit more resources.
- Disadvantage: the five decimals are shown on both numbers, not just on the value returned by [MeasureRandom].
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
So how would i have it show that it output of the largest value within a certain range of frequencies?
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Re: Win7Audio audio range
Add following lines to the measure [measureRandom].
Modify output text line to, for example, text=Frequency [MeasureFreq:0]hz : [MeasureRandom], [volmult]#CRLF#Max.: #MaxValue#
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IfCondition=MeasureRandom > #MaxValue#
IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable MaxValue [MeasureRandom]]