Waterfall Spectrum Display

Christoph Hart

The new waterfall display can be styled to match this. There are plenty of examples in the docs including shameless reproductions of the most popular wavetable synths.

I'll need to polish it a bit, but eg. here's the wavetable display in the Arturia pigments style:

This is the bitwig style:

so something in between these two...

d.healey

@Christoph-Hart said in Waterfall Spectrum Display:

The new waterfall display can be styled to match this.

This is only for wavetables though, not audio spectrum in general?

Oh actually I think this is probably what the OP wants anyway, so all good.

oskarsh

@resonant check my product reach this is the main visualizer

Sinuslabs

Creative VST3 and AU Audio Plugin

(sinuslabs.io)

You can check the code on GitHub

resonant

@Christoph-Hart @d-healey Thanks, I hope we can use this for spectrum displays too.

@oskarsh Thank you for the help. The display algorithm looks quiet complex but it doesn’t seem so cpu intense. Great stuff.

resonant

@d-healey said in Waterfall Spectrum Display:

@Christoph-Hart said in Waterfall Spectrum Display:

Oh actually I think this is probably what the OP wants anyway, so all good.

Sorry, can you explain this please? I didn’t get what the OP is.

Chazrox

@Christoph-Hart frrrikkin sick looking!

@Christoph-Hart said in Waterfall Spectrum Display:

d.healey

@resonant op = original poster (you).

HISEnberg

@oskarsh Just curious did you ever solve your UI lag problem regarding this (we talked about it a few months back)?

Looks fantastic btw

oskarsh

@HISEnberg Thank you.

So after trying different optimizations like bg tasks and more efficient path drawing algorithms I could not solve this and gave up. I think there is something wrong within HISE since it work on most systems but not for 10% of windows users.

I just have another version ready that I hand out to the few people that are having issues now.
Its not a scalable approach but I hope that someone smarter than me can figure it out :))