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Represent Waveforms Layered
Jan 06 2013 | 10:45 pm
Hello I need to represent waveforms layered.
I mean two or more samples one above the other, my problem is that I could achieve this with various [waveform~] playing with transparency, but I do not like the way it represents the waveform. (see attached patch to understand what I mean)
I would like it to be just one line and not the way it is illustrated with [waveforms~]
Do you know any alternative method, where the waveform is just one line that is moving between -1 and 1 and every layer can be represented by one color?
Maybe I can play with Jitter ( [jit.buffer~]? ) but I have never used jitter before, can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks
- Jan 07 2013 | 8:39 amwell here is a way of doing it using java-- make sure all the files are in your max search path; it's basically a hack of Emmanuel Jourdan's circular waveform display which was first put forward here: https://cycling74.com/forums/waveform-display-as-a-circleI've just 'unwrapped' it and used line segments horizontally, but the maths is all untouched. Also added a frgb message to alter the colour of the waveform outline.T
- Jan 07 2013 | 12:01 pmThanks for the answer!Actually I would like to represent a waveform not only using the external shape but just with the standard method (as in ableton live).I reworked a patch that uses jitter found in this topic https://cycling74.com/forums/jit-gl-graph-for-a-waveform-display but I cannot understand a method to overlay more waveforms also maintaining the same absolute time value (short waveform layered is shorter then a longer one)
