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I thoroughly searched for how to analyze the playing sound with minim but found no good results.

I'm using the following Software:

  • Eclipse Juno
  • Java 1.7.0_21-b11
  • Processing 2.0b9 Librarys
  • Minim 2.0.2 library only

I think of it as opening the "currently active" system-line and printing the level to the console for example.

A real example would be:

  • I have no sound-output at all, start my program and 0 gets printed in a loop
  • I play a soundfile with windows media player for example and the level gets printed
  • as I pause the music 0 gets printed again

I built myself an Adalight and connected my guitar to the computer. Now I try to change the light color to red for example if I hit the strings. But because I use a multieffect device I can't analyse the Input (it works over a ASIO and doesnt show amplitude in system devices).

Kara
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  • What precisely is the question here? It is currently very vague, and unlikely to solicit an answer. – marko May 28 '13 at 10:20
  • The Question is: How do I print the level of the currently playing sound with minim? – Martin Eckleben May 28 '13 at 11:16
  • What precisely do you define as 'level' here? I'm skimming through the minim documentation and it can probably do what you need. But we need some clarification. – Multimedia Mike May 29 '13 at 04:46
  • Its not that important for me wich Information I visualize with my Adalight :) The first important Step I dont know how to do is to get Information about the currently playing sound in my Program. (take something else if you want: frequency, amplitude, gain, volume, whatever :) ) – Martin Eckleben May 29 '13 at 07:30

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