(karrrlo)

Bonjour chere communaute, i am looking for a patch that Benjamin Thigpen did a few years ago, ( i cant remeber if it was part of the Bennies ) , where the waveform of a soundfile would be displayed into an LCD object. does anybody have that patch in his/her drawers and would be so kind to share it ?

displaying-a-waveform-in-a-lcd-bennies

thanks a lot Matteo ,( and thanks for those who replied off line ), that is exactly what i was looking for !

I don't know if this can be of any help but I did a MXJ/JSUI patch that can display waveforms (with the ability to zoom and navigate)

yeah nat!your patch is interesting me..
works as universal binaries??

Quote: Nat wrote on Sun, 23 July 2006 18:00

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> I don't know if this can be of any help but I did a MXJ/JSUI patch that can display waveforms (with the ability to zoom and navigate)

Quote: Nat wrote on Sun, 23 July 2006 18:00
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> I don't know if this can be of any help but I did a MXJ/JSUI patch that can display waveforms (with the ability to zoom and navigate)
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http://www.studioimaginaire.com/nat/waver.zip

You will need to put the java file in your max java directory and compile it.

here is a patch that display the waveform of a soundfile without loading 

http://mathieu.chamagne.free.fr/max/mc.SF.Waveform.mxt

(to be completly honest, it uses a buffer~, but 50 times smaller than 

the original sound file, so it can be very useful to display a very long 

sound file waveform, too big to be loaded in a buffer~...)

here is a patch that display the waveform of a soundfile without loading 
it in a buffer~.

(to be completly honest, it uses a buffer~, but 50 times smaller than 
the original sound file, so it can be very useful to display a very long 
sound file waveform, too big to be loaded in a buffer~...)

...and here is a patch that peter nyboer posted some time ago, that 

demonstrates 3 differents way to display a waveform in LCD, jit.lcd and 

...and here is a patch that peter nyboer posted some time ago, that 
demonstrates 3 differents way to display a waveform in LCD, jit.lcd and 
OpenGL.
very instructive...

i did everything you said, compile waver-java,got waver-java.class, change the file folde for the ubumenu ;...etc

but nothing happened inside waver-j.pat..

hi nat,
thanks for the package!
i did everything you said, compile waver-java,got waver-java.class, change the file folde for the ubumenu ;...etc

First, be sure it's compiled (look for a waver_java.class...).

Then, use the black slider on the right corner (yes, it's a slider).

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> i did everything you said, compile waver-java,got waver-java.class, change the file folde for the ubumenu ;...etc

> but nothing happened inside waver-j.pat..

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freeka wrote:
> hi nat,
> thanks for the package!
> i did everything you said, compile waver-java,got waver-java.class, change the file folde for the ubumenu ;...etc
>
> got now the mxj waver-java...
>
> but nothing happened inside waver-j.pat..
>
> any idea???
>
> i run it with max 4.6 on intel..
>
> thanks;p
>
> freeka
>
>


That slider is in fact a range slider I did in JSUI. If you click on CTRL/CMD you can drag the region and scroll the waveform. I recall someone made a better rangeslider than mine in JSUI, will have to find that one again.

That slider is in fact a range slider I did in JSUI.  If you click on CTRL/CMD you can drag the region and scroll the waveform.  I recall someone made a better rangeslider than mine in JSUI, will have to find that one again.


ad.rangeslider, that's the one, thanks !


i am very interested...
How do you 'compile?'
i'm sorry, i am new to java
i try reading manual about javascript
but i don't understand,
i put files in right folders i think,
but it is not work

Sending the message viewsource to the mxj object and then hitting ctrl-k within the editor should do the trick.

displaying a waveform in a LCD ( Bennies ?)