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==Overview==
==Overview==
Here the audio analyzer is presented as a plugin in DMXControl 3.
Here the audio analyzer is presented as a plugin in DMXControl 3.


==Lecture 17: Audio Analyzer ==
==Lecture 17: Audio Analyzer ==
The audio analyzer is implemented in DMXControl 3 as plugin and and you will have to enable it via '''Plugin Manager'''. It then appears as a menu item under '''Windows -> Audio Analyzer'''. The audio analyzer provides essentially the same features as the Soundanalyser of DMXControl 2.


The audio analyzer is implemented in DMXControl 3 as plugin and and you will have to enable it via '''Plugin Manager'''. It then appears as a menu item under '''Windows -> Audio Analyzer'''. The audio analyzer provides essentially the same features as the Soundanalyser([[Sound_Analyzer_DMXC2|Soundanalyser]]) of DMXControl 2.
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{{Picture_with_subtitle |DMXC3L17 PluginAudioAnalyser.jpg|1|Audio Analyzer Window|center|450px}}
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The main purpose of audio player is the automatic generation of beats from a song in order to trigger the beats in a beat-driven cue list.(see [[Lesson_11_Tut3|Lesson 11: Trigger]]).
The main purpose of audio player is the automatic generation of beats from a song in order to trigger the beats in a beat-driven cue list.(see [[Lesson 11 Tut3|Lesson 11: Trigger]]).
 


The plugin contains several tabs:
The plugin contains several tabs:


* '''Devices''' is responsible for the configuration. Here you choose the particular audio input
* '''Devices''' is responsible for the configuration. Here you choose the particular audio input
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* Using '''Beat generator'''You can manually create the Beats (Tap-key) or you can specify a certain Beats-Per-Minute (BPM) value
* Using '''Beat generator'''You can manually create the Beats (Tap-key) or you can specify a certain Beats-Per-Minute (BPM) value


 
And now the question remains, how will the results of the analysis be assigned to drive the cuelist? You already have an idea? ... Of course, this is the same as the'' 'input Assignment''' concept introduced in [[Lesson_22_Tut3|Lesson 22]].
And now the question remains, how will the results of the analysis be assigned to drive the cuelist? You already have an idea? ... Of course, this is the same as the'' 'input Assignment''' concept introduced in Tutorial 11.


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==Exercise==
==Exercise==
Activate the AudioAnalyzer. If your sound card does not feature internal redirection, and you currently have no external player available, use the microphone input as a substitute.
1) Activate the AudioAnalyzer. If your sound card does not feature internal redirection, and you currently have no external player available, use the microphone input as a substitute.


==Additional links and references==
==Additional links and references==
*[[Sound_Analyzer_DMXC2|Soundanalyzer DMXControl 2]]
*[http://www.dmxcontrol.de/wiki/Sound_Analyzer_DMXC2 Soundanalyzer DMXControl 2] (only german)
 
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Overview

Here the audio analyzer is presented as a plugin in DMXControl 3.

Lecture 17: Audio Analyzer

The audio analyzer is implemented in DMXControl 3 as plugin and and you will have to enable it via Plugin Manager. It then appears as a menu item under Windows -> Audio Analyzer. The audio analyzer provides essentially the same features as the Soundanalyser of DMXControl 2.


Important Hint This plugin is still in an experimental stage.
Figure 1:Audio Analyzer Window
Figure 1: Audio Analyzer Window

The main purpose of audio player is the automatic generation of beats from a song in order to trigger the beats in a beat-driven cue list.(see Lesson 11: Trigger).

The plugin contains several tabs:

  • Devices is responsible for the configuration. Here you choose the particular audio input
  • WithVU meter, Spectrum and Beat Detection you can select the different analysis method
  • Mood should analyze automatically and in real time the mood of an audio signal and the "Automatic Sound Controlled Light Show" lead (Vision!)
  • Using Beat generatorYou can manually create the Beats (Tap-key) or you can specify a certain Beats-Per-Minute (BPM) value

And now the question remains, how will the results of the analysis be assigned to drive the cuelist? You already have an idea? ... Of course, this is the same as the 'input Assignment' concept introduced in Lesson 22.

Figure 2:Assigning sound events using the input Assignment Window
Figure 2: Assigning sound events using the input Assignment Window

Exercise

1) Activate the AudioAnalyzer. If your sound card does not feature internal redirection, and you currently have no external player available, use the microphone input as a substitute.

Additional links and references