sup /gee/. I need to visualize the frequency spectrum of the sound coming out of my computer/soundcard. Doesnt matter if its linux/win or even macos, I cant find anything related. Anyone who knows?
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Spectrum analyzer of audio output
Jose Powell
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Ayden Rodriguez
I would program it myself if necessary, but accesing the OS audio buffer data seems quite a pain in the ass (looks quite friendly on macOS tho)
Jace Lopez
Vamp plugins sdk
Elijah Flores
Feed the soundcard output back into your line in with a parasitic tap, and then use a normal software frequency analyzer for your line in.
Nathaniel Bell
Holly shit that is so retarded it might actually work.
Hunter Garcia
That's a completely normal use of the line in faggot
Mason Edwards
I'm referring to the fact that one takes their soundcard output and pipes it straight back into line input, instead of interacting with the sound output directly on OS / Driver level.
Dominic Nguyen
>faggot
Why the homophobia?
Robert Flores
this is Jow Forums, we're all faggots here
Lucas Edwards
You do realize that using purely software wouldn't give you the true output going to your speakers? Any interference on the analog side won't be there.
Dominic Young
Foobar2000 has one built in
Michael Anderson
You are fucking dumb.
Bentley Rivera
mr. OP here
reading into it, seems just an API for visualizing the data though, I would still need to access the buffer myself, or is that also implemented?
I thought about this but seemed too hacky, do you think the analog back to digital conversion will fuck up the signal too much? It would be preferable to have as much of the original digital data as possible. Im going to try it out for sure, since Im not finding a pure software solution yet.
Indeed, but can foobar use the system/soundcard's output sound as input or only files and mic in?
Blake Ramirez
Virtual Audio Cable? Imo it's an unstable piece of shit, but It might work for you
Zachary Allen
no, just you.
and your mum
Mason Harris
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Daniel Gomez
well done, user
well done
Gavin Smith
Mr vamp suggested here there are hundreds of plugins for vamp you can even write one really simply all you need is to redirect standard input from a file to the audio device (a decent progammer should be able to do this) then in your plugins perform what ever operations you need to to get the ouput you're looking for
Gavin Ross
Fuck, I cant find anything related to pointing to the system's audio buffer inside Vamps API documentation. Am I retarded? All I find is about reading from files and such
Anthony Bennett
Zachary Phillips
Pirate matlab/simulink and run your line out to your line in, or use virtual audio cable