Lasp
Cavern
| Lasp | Cavern | |
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| 4 | 2 | |
| 1,496 | 265 | |
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| 0.0 | 9.2 | |
| 5 months ago | 6 days ago | |
| C# | C# | |
| The Unlicense | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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Lasp
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VFX graph experimentation
The audio reactivity uses Keijiros LASP system https://github.com/keijiro/Lasp, the high pass filter controls emission and low pass sends a force from the center of the graph outwards. The audio reactive part still requires a lot of work I don't know much about audio lol. The rest is really just scrolling 3D curl noise.
- Making stuff react to Audio in Unity is a pain, barely any Tutorials/Resources, especially if you want to use Real time Audio from your PC...so I decided to make it work, for everyone, with simple Commands and Scripts to use. When this is finished, everyone who wants to do Audio Visualization, can!
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Does anyone know if/how I can make a audio visualizer like this in unity? Preferably with the visual effect graph. I already can pull the live audio, to get the volume and individual frequencies volumes, to parse in the visualizer for size, or other attributes. Im just not experienced in VFX at all
Lasp
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Application Of Audiovisuals In The Teaching Of
https://github.com/keijiro/Lasp - Low-latency Audio Signal Processing plugin for Unity. This amazing library is free.
Cavern
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Multi-channel Audio Part 2
Somewhat tangential, but here's a cool somewhat open-source project related to Dolby Atmos:
https://cavern.sbence.hu/cavern/
https://github.com/VoidXH/Cavern
The visualizer, which is what I was _most_ interested in (along with software decoding) is written in C# and the rendering is done in Unity -- both things I valued & thought were cool. In theory, you could build a DIY multi-channel "receiver" with this type of software if given enough audio outputs (and/or put something like Dante to use).
I explored it a bit further but it's relatively cost prohibitive, especially if you want to do something like accept HDMI input, it gets messy. AFAICT, at least when I went down this research path a few months back, even finding & getting dev kits/boards with HDMI input (of semi-recent generation) was non-trivial & pretty pricey.
- How would i convert a Dolby Atmos M4a into a wav file?
What are some alternatives?
UnityCore - A collection of essential game systems for Unity 3D. These generic systems can be applied to any Unity project.
SoundMaker - You can do The following content with this library. 1. make the sound of chiptune(old game sound) 2. export sound to a file of wave format.
unity-spectrum-analyzer - Audio spectrum analyzer in Unity
SoundSwitch - C# application to switch default playing device. Download: https://soundswitch.aaflalo.me/
MixedReality-WebRTC - MixedReality-WebRTC is a collection of components to help mixed reality app developers integrate audio and video real-time communication into their application and improve their collaborative experience
Simple-Unity-Audio-Manager - A decentralized audio playing system for Unity, designed for simplicity and built to scale!
LaspVfx - Audio reactive Unity VFX with LASP
Volumey - Volume mixer that allows you to set up global hotkeys to control your Windows audio system.
KlakNDI - NewTek NDI™ plugin for Unity
UnityAudioVisualizer - Audio for Smart Assistant.
Audio-Visualizer - An audio visualizer based on the Lorenz System equations, created in Unity3D
Sakura-Miko-ingurishu-sound-pack - A soundpack of the Vtuber Sakura Miko. Useful in case you want to bother other people :3