[New! Program] Voxinator: A Rockband Vocals Visualizer
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January 16, 2015 at 5:43 pm #436366
v1.4b is now live!
January 16, 2015 at 6:04 pm #436367Coming along nicely.
A couple of suggestions from when I tried v1.3 i think it was:
1) auto-detection of audio file. Rather than have the user change from OGG to WAV or MP3, see if filename.ogg exists, else if filename.wav exists, and ultimate else if filename.mp3 exists, and use the appropriate player, rather than the if xxx.Checked that is going on now. You can choose the priority order however you want of course. I think it’s a little less work on the user that way than having to constantly change the option.
2) add either a legend or buttons or a translucent hovering playback panel, or something, anything, so the user knows how to start/pause/stop the audio. having to remember which key controls what is not intuitive.
3) display real-time playback information, i.e. current position and total length of audio. this will be useful for when you get around to adding your to-do of allowing the user to skip around to anywhere on the song.
Keep it up. I’m curious to see what you end up with here
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July 1, 2017 at 1:58 am #487089Someone can reup?
July 1, 2017 at 4:16 pm #487110Link is dead – from what I understand, file is still up, but Dropbox has disabled the link because it’s been acessed a lot, or something of the sort. Please use another file hosting option
July 4, 2017 at 3:55 am #487270The link is dead right now.
November 11, 2017 at 4:19 am #492342The link is dead right now.
Link is dead – from what I understand, file is still up, but Dropbox has disabled the link because it’s been acessed a lot, or something of the sort. Please use another file hosting option

Someone can reup?
Unfortunately I lost the source files, so there will be no further updates as of now.
However I was able to find the version 1.4b program itself.
Enjoy!
November 11, 2017 at 5:12 am #492343You can use DotPeek to recover most of the source code if that’s something you want to do and you weren’t obfuscating the code. That’s how I first got into the original Magma and was able to rebuild it and then modify it.
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November 11, 2017 at 7:28 pm #492357You can use DotPeek to recover most of the source code if that’s something you want to do and you weren’t obfuscating the code. That’s how I first got into the original Magma and was able to rebuild it and then modify it.
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I don’t program much these days but I’ll try that out in the future. TY.
Honestly though, I would like to rebuild the program from the ground up in something more performance oriented language. C# is not that good for displaying extremely fast / precise data.
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