A decent computer and lots of volume is recommended.
Well, due to the fear of slipping behind, I felt I better start learning the new Flash language, Actionscript 3, and at first glance, one of the coolest features is definitely the SoundMixer.computeSpectrum function.
This is a quick experiment which uses the spectrum data of a streaming mp3 to trigger animation. Although it dynamically reacts to the beat, there are elements of randomness in this example so the animation / visualisation is different every time.
I’ve seen a few Actionscript 3 visualisations before, though they tend to follow the graphic equaliser tradition, whereas I wanted something a little more creative.
I will release some source code as soon as I have built this into a robust class. I intend to build an easily customisable music visualisation program which can build visualisations from your own graphics with various configurable parameters.
Download: AS3 Audio VisualiserHave fun, but epileptics beware!
The track is Öngyilkos Vasárnap by Venetian Snares
Hi. Great work by the way. I’m currently creating a media player in flash for desktops and one of the functionality I wanted to include were music visualizations. Hope to see your complete code for this. Thanks. Great Work.
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Loving this…just like many others by the look.
This may be a simple one to asnwer…..How can I make the track loop??
I love the code, im getting back into flash after about a year off. One thing i can’t seem to get to work is the Event.SOUND_COMPLETE. I’m your example it calls to the sound object and not the channel. I have read in a few places that it needs to actually call to the channel. I have tried both lines below but neither seem to work.
MySound.addEventListener (Event.SOUND_COMPLETE,soundStop);
channel.addEventListener (Event.SOUND_COMPLETE,soundStop);
Any help would be great.
Thanks
Jamie
Since your awesome music visualizer was just featured on reddit, you will probably be getting a lot of comments like this:
Are there any plans to release a Visualizer plug-in for WMP or Winamp or VLC or really anything?
Simply put these visualizations are awesome and I love them.
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