Hootwheelz
New Member
Thanks for you kind words about my application of your plugin, but I wasn't the one who thought of this. Someone on Twitter figured out how to do this and I just followed what they did. I was looking for a solution like FaceRig to get a mascot on-screen talking for me, but FR's licensing is expensive and the software itself doesn't seem to operate as seamlessly as I would like. Being able to use your plugin as an FR alternative feels like freedom to me!First of all, that's pretty amazing. I didn't think the plugin could be used for something like this. Secondly, yes the visualizer auto adjusts the scale, because it was initially intended for music, which more often than not has varying volume. I think I can disable the auto adjustment, but I'll have to take a look at the code first, which won't be until next Tuesday. For now, have you tried using a noise gate? Or does that not do anything?
I took your suggestion and tried to use a noise gate, but the issue persists. It seems as though the automatic volume compensation will simply continue increasing the volume of the "audio" until it hits the point that it activates the image mask.
One last thing came up in my mind while thinking about disabling the audio compensation. If disabling the compensation is possible, it may be necessary to include a manual "volume" adjustment of some sort to prevent the intensity of the visualizer being too high or too low. I hope making this kind of stuff work is a simple fix, and doesn't lead you down a huge programming rabbit hole!!