univrsal
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I don't know what's causing the issue. There, are you happy now?
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No, I would have been happy and appreciated if you answered me by this same answer from the beginning.
Yurlyn
Member
Sup, this plugin is awesome. I just have a question, in circular bars mode there seems to be a lack of a proper stereo readout like in the other modes. Is there a way to fix this? Currently I have it set up in a half circle and I'm using a Source Mirror to mirror the direction because I don't like the high end (lower volume outputs) ending up mashed against the low end (higher volume readout). While the effect is sort of like Monstercat like this with the proper settings I would love it if I can make the other side actually be the other stereo channel. It could work if there is a checkmark/dropdown menu that lets you select which channel of the sound input you wish to use. That way I can just run two of these and set them up the same except that they are spectralizing a different channel of the same input.
Thanks in advance :D
(Left is Source Mirror, right is original)
Thanks in advance :D
(Left is Source Mirror, right is original)
univrsal
Active Member
Stereo isn't supported in the circular mode. Don't know if it'll be added at some point.
Yurlyn
Member
Aahw, too bad. Oh well, I'll just keep it as I have it now then. Thanks for answering.
I know rounded tips has been requested before and shot down due to not having/wanting to add another way to draw the bars - rectangles are easy to draw, rectangles with rounded corners are not so straight forward, i get that.
But I have a suggested, quick-and-dirty implementation: circles ARE easy to draw in software, no? Could you not draw a circle centered at the tip of a rectangle that has the diameter the same width of the rectangle? This would only work for creating a rounded tip and not necessarily rounded corners, but it's something (and also happens to be exactly what I'm after).
Pro diagram included:
But I have a suggested, quick-and-dirty implementation: circles ARE easy to draw in software, no? Could you not draw a circle centered at the tip of a rectangle that has the diameter the same width of the rectangle? This would only work for creating a rounded tip and not necessarily rounded corners, but it's something (and also happens to be exactly what I'm after).
Pro diagram included:
univrsal
Active Member
Nope, there's no integrated way to do that. There's only one for rectangles. The alternative is to draw a list of points which is what I'd use but I can't really be bothered to figure out the math for that.
The math for a circle of points? Here's some psuedocode, the math isn't too tricky:
//User Parameters
float CIRCLE_DIAMETER = BAR_WIDTH; //circle diameter == bar width
int NUMBER_OF_POINTS = 90; //resolution of the circle
float offsetX = 0.0f;
float offsetY = 0.0f;
float angleDifference = 360.0f / NUMBER_OF_POINTS; //in degrees
for( int i = 0; i < NUMBER_OF_POINTS; ++i)
{
offsetX = sin(angleDifference * i) * CIRCLE_DIAMETER ;
offsetY = cos(angleDifference * i) * CIRCLE_DIAMETER ;
listOfPoints.Add(offsetX, offsetY); //add to whatever list you would use to store the points
}
Apply those offsets at the center-top extent (and/or bottom if stereo) of the rectangle. As they are only offsets this list can be reused for every rectangle without needing to be calculated every frame.
//User Parameters
float CIRCLE_DIAMETER = BAR_WIDTH; //circle diameter == bar width
int NUMBER_OF_POINTS = 90; //resolution of the circle
float offsetX = 0.0f;
float offsetY = 0.0f;
float angleDifference = 360.0f / NUMBER_OF_POINTS; //in degrees
for( int i = 0; i < NUMBER_OF_POINTS; ++i)
{
offsetX = sin(angleDifference * i) * CIRCLE_DIAMETER ;
offsetY = cos(angleDifference * i) * CIRCLE_DIAMETER ;
listOfPoints.Add(offsetX, offsetY); //add to whatever list you would use to store the points
}
Apply those offsets at the center-top extent (and/or bottom if stereo) of the rectangle. As they are only offsets this list can be reused for every rectangle without needing to be calculated every frame.
univrsal
Active Member
The issue isn't really the circle coordinates but getting them into a triangle list that draws a rectangle with rounded corners.
Anyways here it is. It was about as much as a pain to get it working as I thought. It doesn't work in the circular mode, maybe I'll look into it, but for now that's all I'm willing to do.
univrsal
Active Member
There are nightly builds for every commit. The latest one is here https://github.com/univrsal/spectralizer/actions/runs/516564720 you'll need a github account though.
univrsal
Active Member
universallp updated spectralizer with a new update entry:
Rounded corners
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Rounded corners
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I have the same problem. Tested on
macOS 10.15.6 (Catalina)
OBS 26.1.2
Spectralizer 1.3.4
Suggested solution doesn't work
Help is appreciated
I'm also having this problem. When I monitor audio in OBS, it looks like the visualization is in sync, but when I listen to it on the stream, it's pretty obvious that the visualizer is actually AHEAD of the music. The visualizer moves first, then you hear the audio. I'd love to figure out what's up so I can use this.
andreanegri
New Member
The same here with same configuration, Catalina last update 10.15.7
univrsal
Active Member
No there's no streamlabs obs version, because streamlabs obs doesn't support plugins.
after downloading spectralizer.v1.3.4.macos.pkg the spectralizer.pkg inside is "damaged" and cant be opened.
seabass9
New Member
Update, I just tested Spectralizer 1.3.4 + OBS 26.1.2 + MacOS 11.2 (Big Sur) on my M1 Macbook Air and it works flawlessly! Thank you @universallp for your work on this!