Image Strip usage in the MatrixMeterFloating Tile

[Fortune]

@ustk Like this? It doesn't work though. I think the frame numbers should be included too. But I can't figure it out...

laf.registerFunction("drawMatrixPeakMeter", function(g, obj)
   {
   	var value = 0;
	var numActive = 0;
	
       for (x in obj.peaks)
       {
		if (x > 0)
		{
			value += x;
			g.drawImage("VUMeter", [0, 0, 95, 51], 0, 83 * value);				
		}	        
       }  	
   	
});

[orange]

@Fortune This is a quick example for the left channel, you need to edit the frame number and adjust the floating tile width-height sizes as your taste. Apply for the right channel with using obj.peaks[1]

laf.registerFunction("drawMatrixPeakMeter", function(g, obj)
   {

	var a = obj.area;
	var left = obj.peaks[0];
	var frames = 128;
	var left_value = 0;
	
	
	if (left <= 1)
	left_value = Math.round((frames - 1) * left);
	
		
		
	else
	left_value = frames - 1;	
		
	g.drawImage("VUMeter", [0, 0, a[2], a[3]], 0, 83 * left_value);	
   	
});

[Fortune]

@orange That's it, Thank you!

BTW, as I see the UpDecayTime and DownDecayTime is not available in laf?

Any way to set decay times? the VU meter goes pretty fast, a smoothing decay would make this usable, otherwise it is not useable like this...

[orange]

@Fortune said in Image Strip usage in the MatrixMeterFloating Tile:

BTW, as I see the UpDecayTime and DownDecayTime is not available in laf?

I will check it.

[orange]

Plus the DecayTime thing above: If we hard pan to the right or left, the signal level significantly increases.

As you can see, when the pan is in the middle, the peak level is around -23 dB. But for hard left or right pan, the peak value increases to the -13 dB.

Edit: the difference is 3 dB, not 10 dB.

[ustk]

@orange Could it be a linear vs decibel conversion issue when drawing?
10dB is quite a drastic pan law indeed... So what is the value saying in the end? (not the image)

[orange]

@ustk OK, I set the gain to 0 dB for both channels and tried again.

• Pan is in the middle: 0 dB & 0 dB

• Hard Right Pan: -100 dB& +3 dB

• Hard Left Pan: +3 dB& -100 dB

Is this 3 dB rule?

[Dan Korneff]

@orange that sounds correct

[ustk]

@orange yep 3dB is the expected power loss compensation

[Fortune]

Any ideas about the DownDecayTime and UpDecayTime on laf please?

[orange]

Well, it is not a bug. The DownDecayTime & UpDecayTime functions works great here.

I think the issue occurs if multiple floating tiles are assigned to the same Processor module. If you set the FloatingTile to the different module, it works great.

The Peak Meter with FilmStrip Image LAF example has been added to our great collection. Yes DecayTime is working in this example. You can see it from HERE.

[Fortune]

@orange I see. Thank you!