example using p5 #1
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The quality with p5 seems to suffer quite a bit when going to higher bin sizes not 100% sure why. |
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did a quick port of one of the recent sketches I made in processing and hard mapped some controls to specific frequency bins. could definitely use some tuning but it seems pretty cool! |
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Thanks for the sweet new visualizers! I added a couple commits to streamline the interface with React and canvas scaling, but this is so cool! |
BrianMitchL
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Aug 6, 2022
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Took a shot at implementing p5 by just remaking the basic blue visualizer.
Somewhat blindly script kiddying here with my lack of react knowledge but everything seems to work!.. not sure if the useState stuff is really necessary.
Also no pressure to actually merge the PR just figured I'd share!