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High-resolution real-time graphic audio spectrum analyzer JavaScript module with no dependencies.

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I have a feature request concerning the spectrum. Would it be possible to make the frequency spectrum configurable between linear and logarithmic representation? Also, would it be possible to make...

enhancement

Although FFTs are fine, it gets really boring for me, so the constant-Q transform (actually the variable-Q transform) is preferred over FFT for octave band analysis, but [my implementation of...

enhancement

Add the option to create the 1/nth octave bands based on the ISO/ANSI preferred frequencies. [Original request](https://github.com/hvianna/audioMotion.js/issues/28) by Jonathan Annett. #### References: * [ANSI S1.11: Specification for Octave, Half-Octave, and...

enhancement

Not sure if this is possible, but it would be interesting if you could create a real time filter, which allowed you to isolate a selected band and send it...

Now everything works fine, thank you so much for develop this tool. Its great no doubts. Can you construct the audioCtx whitout Logarithmic graphs? The thing is include Linear mode,...

Hi, The following stream does not play at all. http://stream.syntheticfm.com:8040/stream However it does work with a regular html5 audio player. Thank you!

Hi, I would like to be able to customize the look of the leds by replacing them with a single image (jpg, png, etc...). Thank you!

I am using this streaming radio service https://www.radiojar.com/ Example: https://mylastore.com/radio

Hi Can i use the script in a webbrowser locally? Is there an example file I can look at? I just want the script to work on audio I play...

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Would it be practically possible to use the analyzer/visualization with an already existing FFT stream, which by the way is not necessarily audio, but other spectrum data. It seems like...