This software is getting better and better, well done.
Now for the request ;-)
Would it be possible to make it so more than one trigger is possible on a frequency bar of the audio trigger function.
I will explain my hopped use. I would like to set up a bar light with 8 segments as a volume indicator. so segment 1 comes on at 2% - 10%, segment 2 11%-20% , segment 3 21%-30% and so on.
Thanks,
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Wow, this is a hell of idea :)
Luckily I just received a couple of LED bars, so I count to push QLC+ further on RGB matrices.
Give me some time to think about it. Right now I can only imagine to do this through a VC Slider connected to a RGB Matrix.
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It might be possible to do it with 8 audiotriggers, one for each segment. The drawback is that it would be really inefficient - each audiotrigger would do the analysis on its own...
On related note: I wanted to draw the thresholds in each frequency bar, but realized that it's not as easy as I thought. Maybe later.
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Hi,
This software is getting better and better, well done.
Now for the request ;-)
Would it be possible to make it so more than one trigger is possible on a frequency bar of the audio trigger function.
I will explain my hopped use. I would like to set up a bar light with 8 segments as a volume indicator. so segment 1 comes on at 2% - 10%, segment 2 11%-20% , segment 3 21%-30% and so on.
Thanks,
Wow, this is a hell of idea :)
Luckily I just received a couple of LED bars, so I count to push QLC+ further on RGB matrices.
Give me some time to think about it. Right now I can only imagine to do this through a VC Slider connected to a RGB Matrix.
It might be possible to do it with 8 audiotriggers, one for each segment. The drawback is that it would be really inefficient - each audiotrigger would do the analysis on its own...
On related note: I wanted to draw the thresholds in each frequency bar, but realized that it's not as easy as I thought. Maybe later.
That's why it's not there yet ;)
Thanks for thinking about it.
The ultimate idea would be to have 10 bars each one on a different frequency, there for making a giant spectrum analyser.