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^^VU_Meter - Analog-style needle-based Monitor
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^^VU_Meter - An Analog-style needle-based Monitor object.
This concept came up up in some stuff I was working on so . . .
^^VU_Meter.tiff
Just what it says - Looks like an old school Meter - use like a Monitor object
Just send it a value between 0 & 1. Displays in -dB's (log20), 1=FS 0dB
Even got an Led that get brighter, just because you can have one
Of course, you can remove them if you want and lots of other tweaks are possible . . .
Did a variety with different ideas but this seemed like a good basic one to release
So just thought I'd throw this out there .....
^^VU_Meter.jzlib
Cheers
MM
This concept came up up in some stuff I was working on so . . .
^^VU_Meter.tiff
Just what it says - Looks like an old school Meter - use like a Monitor object
Just send it a value between 0 & 1. Displays in -dB's (log20), 1=FS 0dB
Even got an Led that get brighter, just because you can have one
Of course, you can remove them if you want and lots of other tweaks are possible . . .
Did a variety with different ideas but this seemed like a good basic one to release
So just thought I'd throw this out there .....
^^VU_Meter.jzlib
Cheers
MM
Niiiiice!!!
You just forgot to delete the "testing" Fader.x in the value and then, obviously you deleted the Fader.x object so its now red!
You just forgot to delete the "testing" Fader.x in the value and then, obviously you deleted the Fader.x object so its now red!
beautiful. This will surely be used in my templates. Thank you.
What I also discovered is the lock feature of container objects. I didn't know about that.
What I also discovered is the lock feature of container objects. I didn't know about that.
Thanks
I wanted something a bit more 'analog' like for various reasons and ended up with this . .
Yeah, the 'lock' feature is handy for cleaning things up and presenting a simpler interface to the whole thing . . .
Cheers
I wanted something a bit more 'analog' like for various reasons and ended up with this . .
Yeah, the 'lock' feature is handy for cleaning things up and presenting a simpler interface to the whole thing . . .
Cheers