>>>>> "R" == Robin Gareus:
R> What I found interesting that it visualizes pretty much every
R> aspect of the sound: Stereo-phase (obviously), frequency
R> distribution (smooth vs jittery lines), amplitude per
R> channel,..
These kinds of visualisations are very useful for mono-sources as well
(just combing a signal with a delayed version of itself - ie. lagged
embedding) simultaneously providing visual info from sample- up to
(micro)phrase-level. Looking at the characteristics of the waveform
along with the amplitude - even the 'noise-character' of the reverb-tail
is displayed.
I did a video once back in 1996 (on sgis, rendering frames for one full
week...) testing this approach:
http://users.notam02.no/~andersvi/works/OIOI/OIOI.avi (39Mb, music made
with CLM).
Guess its time to test these things in real-time now, adjusting delays,
colour-schemes, fade-times etc. on the go for the graphics.
-anders
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