Are you looking for something like the old "color organs" that controlled based on frequency of the sound, or something to trigger cues based on the timeline of the music? Are you opposed to using Wine to allow use of Windows programs?
Are you looking for something like the old "color organs" that controlled based on frequency of the sound, or something to trigger cues based on the timeline of the music? Are you opposed to using Wine to allow use of Windows programs?
I guess something like the "Old" Color Organs" (What would be the modern equivalent?) But, yes, something to listen to music via a mic socket and then provide a OSC code when triggered by say, the bassbeat.
I've modified my OS to include my Android tablet. If I had to use WINE on laptop would. Its the end result that matters
Naturally, frequency analysis is the harder of the two options. For starters, both Audacity and NCH's WavePad will show you the frequencies, but I've not tried to capture what they plot to convert it to OSC. My initial fear is that the latency involved in doing the FFT analysis and then converting to OSC would destroy the effect. Plus, I know from sending OSC messages to an X32 mixer, that they have to be at least 12 msec apart, which would seem like a show-stopper for what you want. Sorry to be a downer.
I just ran across Chataigne (https://benjamin.kuperberg.fr/chataigne/en) which looks like it will do exactly what you want. Haven’t used it in production yet, but have been having a lot of fun with it in the lab.
I just ran across Chataigne (https://benjamin.kuperberg.fr/chataigne/en) which looks like it will do exactly what you want. Haven’t used it in production yet, but have been having a lot of fun with it in the lab.