audio fader doesn't work

DinkyToys · Post by **DinkyToys** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 09:36

I tried Resolume 2.3 yesterday evening... Everything works great. Also the 2 usb-capture hardware.
I only noticed that you can't see what the reaction on the sound is when you set the audio analyzer on.

Good work!

Post by **bart** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 10:56

you can set the audio device resolume should analyze in the preferences. if you select the correct device there does that solve your problem?

DinkyToys · Post by **DinkyToys** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 11:20

Nope... it stays at primary audio device... and i also select the correct one...
I see the analyser bouncing... but at the right of the layers i don't see the scrollbar reacting on the sound... It's nice to see it moving

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 11:38

I've got the same problem.
The opacity is linked to the music correctly, but the opacity slider isn't jumping in sync with the music.
Previous versions works correctly.

br,
Gergo

therandelman · Post by **therandelman** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 11:56

sound responsiveness is still very unprecise from my pooinjt of view... i cann't really make a slider bounce to the bass drum quater notes, although it there is nothing else to hear in that frequency range...

what are your experiences? anyone having a similar problem?
how do u configure the audio analyzer to get good (noiceable) results?

Post by **bart** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 13:41

it,s quite a challenge to get good audio fft response, but running the audio though an equalizer first and then to resolume can help you filter & emphasize hight/mid and low frequencies.

[Edited on 9-8-2005 by bart]

Danger · Post by **Danger** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 14:18

bart what do you mean with "equalizer firt" ?

cat · Post by **cat** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 15:14

How about sacking the FFT, which tends to be an almost random almost in sync effect and get tap tempo and LFO's in its place?
I've yet to see FFT work acceptably in any software, generally it just makes things jitter slightly behind the beat, please give us the option to disable it too, it seems to affect performance to me.

Post by **bart** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 16:28

LFO & beat tapping yes!
disposing the FFT no!

the ausdio FFT takes VERY little resources, we did not include and option to turn the audio analysis off because it does not affect speed of resolume.

continuity-B · Post by **continuity-B** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 09:18

FFT works well for me you just need to fine tune it for the music and response you want.

Danger - Bart meant 'put it through an equaliser FIRST' I think.