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Re: Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
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Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
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I see. Yep, that's the answer - considering the fullscreen drawing takes about ~25% of my ~2GHz Conroe, i guess 733Mhz P3 just goes out time with it. I.e. the re-drawing rate rises much higher then 48ms (it just starts to redraw as soon as CPU available and btw. gives incorrect decay/hold as they're bound to 48ms). Well, if we recall that the SA.minus is not a "production" kind of thing it becomes a sort of expected compromise (finally the GDI+ was really a bad choice in terms of performance). ------------- The solution to these problems is simple: OpenGL. To be honest i have a not-yet released (update: released now) SA.minus VST cousin, it draws via OpenGL with 0% CPU load. (And it's even less code for drawing - except the smooth curve that needs to be computed explicitly) Unfortunalty i can't make its sources available (as the vst plugin as whole is build upon a few semi-proprietary libraries) - but i think i can share its drawing part with a one interested. This drawing code is pretty close to what its SA.minus bro does but there's a few key differences one would need to rewrite (and this will require some understanding of what exactly this code is doing). Well, in other words, drop me a message (email maybe?) if you're interested - we'll see what's possible (i'm sorry - for the moment i've really really no time to increase the entropy w/o being sure the corresponding entropy balancing step will be done )
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Re: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
Any chance of updating this for 3550? I'm never quite sure what types of plugins need updating for new versions (though most are builtin), but the latest SA definitely did not work with 3549.
This is one of my most used plugins... just can't help having it on while listening to music! While I'm posting - would it be easy to make a peak-meter using exactly the same graphics and features? I know there are 2 other peak meters for KX (Peak,PeakX), but neither are resizable or customizable like SA is. |
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Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
I have one question about SA:
Does it possible to make one with up to 512 bands for example? One of the best SA is the Reason's vocoder. Band amount can be selected from 4 to 512 or you can choose FFT type. I know that the best tool in audio produstion is your own ear but I think about more accurate spectrometr for a fullscreen view with adjustable scale and band width about one or two pixels. Reason vocoder is good enought but it only works in reason and it loads CPU hard. |
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Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
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(Well, yep, excluding fullscreen). Well, honestly speaking, my personal preferences for SAs are quite opposite to the "many bands / two pixels / curves (instead of bars)" model (mostly because of preferred usecases), so i guess i'm not in position to discuss the pros and cons of a particual implementations (except the low-level stuff maybe).
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Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
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I'll think of it when i have time - but that's all i can promiss. (Wooh! Quite optimistic responds, yeah? )
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Re: Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
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Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
Is there this plug-in for the latest drivers?
Where you can download it? |
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rm.minus+sa.minus for 3550 x86 somebody compiled a version for 3550 based on Maxґs code. but the links to that seem to be dead. Is it available for download somewhere else? |
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Re: Ответ: Spectrum analyzer possible in DSP?
the link has been updated and the SA works great under 3550 :-)
check it out: https://hotfile.com/dl/139140021/dbfc938/rmsa.7z.html Thanks to JoshuaChang and Max of course |
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Link is down. Can someone please post a new one?
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