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it can use either external video signal or internal video player (you can use still pictures as well in it), there's a switch for input in UI. I haven't figured out why drag-n-drop doesn't work through separate list object, but there's a button to show internal list for the player.
P.S.: this patch depends on quite a few different oli_lab modules! Without his modules, it would be quite a pain to make.
VidSynth
Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 27 Oct 2018, 06:05
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hello, can I ask you?
now some audio sounds into usinehollyhock,
but don't know why sounds can't inside to its??
ummmmm.something help me??
use motu828. and I can see audio coming ...but no sounds.
I watched this tutorial video.
can u help me??
http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/upload ... .53.33.png
actually use Ableton 10
can sounds from audio interface through come inside 3/4 channel.
http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/upload ... .56.01.png
and actually I put audio from Mac book pro inside microphone.
also cant come to stereo out too.
When you open Devices window, look at the left menu, it should have options to add audio inputs to devices.now some audio sounds into usinehollyhock,
but don't know why sounds can't inside to its??
ummmmm.something help me??
use motu828. and I can see audio coming ...but no sounds.
I watched this tutorial video.
can u help me??
http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/upload ... .53.33.png
actually use Ableton 10
can sounds from audio interface through come inside 3/4 channel.
http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/upload ... .56.01.png
and actually I put audio from Mac book pro inside microphone.
also cant come to stereo out too.
If you don't see that, then click on 'In' section in Devices window. Also, those 'devices' are actually patches that route internal signals to hardware ones, so you can open existing or added input or output in patch panel and see what actual hardware I/O is used there and reroute as desired, if needed.
Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 06 Oct 2018, 08:30
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now some audio sounds into usinehollyhock,
but don't know why sounds can't inside to its??
ummmmm.something help me??
use motu828. and I can see audio coming ...but no sounds.
I watched this tutorial video.
can u help me??
http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/upload ... .53.33.png
actually use Ableton 10
can sounds from audio interface through come inside 3/4 channel.
http://www.sensomusic.org/forums/upload ... .56.01.png
and actually I put audio from Mac book pro inside microphone.
also cant come to stereo out too.
Statistics: Posted by 99Letters — 06 Oct 2018, 00:34
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I was about to tell you that.It works better with oscillator module from Oli_Lab. here's some progress, quite usable at this point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPsv44YiLhs
I did some experiments from the picture of your patch.
With draw lut you don't need so much to compress the array.
I did not used the concat array but used separate oscillators for each color.
Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 03 Oct 2018, 20:12
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It works better with oscillator module from Oli_Lab. here's some progress, quite usable at this point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPsv44YiLhs
I was about to tell you that.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPsv44YiLhs
I did some experiments from the picture of your patch.
With draw lut you don't need so much to compress the array.
I did not used the concat array but used separate oscillators for each color.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQQZlSyF2-0very interesting.
could you point us towards such hardware oscilloscopes ?
here's typical example how it looks
what you see is the analog signal of an old CRT TV.
it is sync to the signal that make the spot going from bottom rigtnt to top left at the end of each frame.
I'm not sure we get similar signals with digital video.
will need to scan the entire content of the pixel array line by line
and asuming we managed to interpolate those datas to ply them at desired audiorate. we'll get probably something very noisy !
let say we have a 800x600 videostream
that is 480 000 pixels
Now we want to play this image at 100Hz, We need to read the entire image 100 times per second, that is (if we assume the sample rate is 48 000Hz) to read a sample that is of 48000/100 = 480 samples.
so we need to get the mean value of each subsequent 1000 pixels so the 480 000 pixel will be représented in the 480 audio samples. Or simply read every 1000 pixels in the array and interpolate
we need a new module !
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 30 Sep 2018, 01:28
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very interesting.
could you point us towards such hardware oscilloscopes ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQQZlSyF2-0could you point us towards such hardware oscilloscopes ?
here's typical example how it looks
Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 30 Sep 2018, 00:50
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there are converters in color, usine color to separated rgb, or hsl and vice versa, and in video video to color array,
could scan a line, find grid median, build and histogram or something with that.
but the main question i think is how to translate that to a continuous sound waveform. a typical video framerate is only 25fps, vs 44100 needed audio,
there would need something to generate blocs size arrays that have a making sense 'continuity' from one frame to the next this sound more tricky reflexion
but very interesting.
well that's not really much of a problem since you can just use Smooth to blend choppy data.could scan a line, find grid median, build and histogram or something with that.
but the main question i think is how to translate that to a continuous sound waveform. a typical video framerate is only 25fps, vs 44100 needed audio,
there would need something to generate blocs size arrays that have a making sense 'continuity' from one frame to the next this sound more tricky reflexion
but very interesting.
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but the main question i think is how to translate that to a continuous sound waveform. a typical video framerate is only 25fps, vs 44100 needed audio,
there would need something to generate blocs size arrays that have a making sense 'continuity' from one frame to the next this sound more tricky reflexion
but very interesting.
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Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 29 Sep 2018, 11:53
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In the end the signals could be used as oscillators for synths or LFO's and it could get really interesting from there.
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