Posts Tagged ‘SoundSpectrum’

Open Microphone pt 1

Published by Ronny on September 25th, 2009 in Actionscript, Community, Flash. No comments

mikerophoneIf you’ve come by here a few times you know I have been experimenting with computeSpectrum and webcam motion detection. At a given moment I wanted to combine the 2 of them in order to use voice commands in order to make stuff happen on the screen. That would be pretty badass, right?

However I soon learned the microphone feed didn’t go through the SoundMixer of the Flash Player, therefor would would not be able to be analyzed. There was a workaround with FMS/RED5 and bouncing the stream off the server but that’s rather overkill (not to mention the lag). Read the rest of this entry »

Some more bitmapdata and soundSpectrum progress

Published by Ronny on November 30th, 2008 in Actionscript. No comments

Today I found some time to mess around with bitmapdata and computeSpectrum again. I’ve been playing with this earlier, but didn’t quite get where I wanted to be. A few weeks ago I came up with a better way of rendering the soundTunnel. That resulted in some crazy cool shit, which I finished off today.

I won’t go into technical details here (yet). I just wanted you guys to see the result.

Demo

Click here :)
And just to make sure it is actually reacting to the sound, try the following links too

Controls

  • F: Go full screen
  • S: Freeze visualization
  • Click: Change color (happens automatically too)

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