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[jjohnston]

Hi all,

I've created a WPF sound control library that I think some of you may be interested in. The controls are agnostic to BASS, but the sample application I include uses BASS/BASS.NET as the sound engine.

Right now I have 3 controls:

• A Spectrum Analyzer (which I already posted here)
• A Stereo Waveform Timeline
• An Album Art Display

Unlike the last time I posted about the Spectrum Analyzer, things are now Controls rather than UserControls, so it is now possible to use Themes/Templates.

It's open source and released under the MIT license.

Check it out: http://wpfsvl.codeplex.com/

[ken]

Very nice work!

On the Wishlist, a 2 ch VU meter green/yellow/red with real peak. Something like this: http://www.waves.com/Content.aspx?id=8713

[jjohnston]

On the Wishlist, a 2 ch VU meter green/yellow/red with real peak. Something like this: http://www.waves.com/Content.aspx?id=8713

Yep, that's on my todo list ;-)

What what do you mean by "real peak?" I'm not familiar with the term.

[ken]

On the Wishlist, a 2 ch VU meter green/yellow/red with real peak. Something like this: http://www.waves.com/Content.aspx?id=8713

Yep, that's on my todo list ;-)

What what do you mean by "real peak?" I'm not familiar with the term.

Good to hear!

By "peak" I mean that the peak value of the signal is presented separatly in the VU meter. See this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTYQJrR9N4k  or a simpler way:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ch70_x6MEM   Here is some more meters.. http://www.darkwood.demon.co.uk/PC/meter.html

Another ways is just let the highest value "hang" som a few milliseconds, like you do today on the spectrum .  Bass.NET have a class DSP_PeakLevelMeter, that may help.

Thanks!

[BaseHead]

I've been using the Spectrum Meter for a while now and I must say that every WPF guy should be using these controls!
Very very nice work indeed with the best support ever!

Steve