Re:Show HN: YouTube Musical Spectrum – visualizer for YouTub...
by shannifin on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @01:48AM
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Also a fan of Malinowski's animated music videos. My immediate thought was that it would be cool to see this extension sort of mimic his piano roll animations by having it appear vertically on the left. Less pixel space though, so I don't know...
Would also be cool if the dots on the pitch line that represent accidentals were perhaps a slightly darker shade so it'd be easier to see the typical piano pattern in them. (Like ⦾⦿⦾⦿⦾⦾⦿⦾⦿⦾⦿⦾ kinda thing.)
Anyway, to original poster: very cool extension, thanks for sharing! :)
Re:Show HN: YouTube Musical Spectrum – visualizer for YouTub...
by mfcc64 on Tuesday August 10, 2021 @07:26PM
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Actually, you can use mpv player and install visualizer.lua on mpv-scripts repository. The engine of YouTube Musical spectrum (showcqt-js) is a javascript port of ffmpeg showcqt filter.
Re:Show HN: YouTube Musical Spectrum – visualizer for YouTub...
by mxmilkiib on Tuesday August 10, 2021 @08:02PM
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For any Arch based users, I made an AUR entry for this;
Re:Show HN: YouTube Musical Spectrum – visualizer for YouTub...
by mfcc64 on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @04:54AM
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For a website, probably you want to try this example at https://mfcc64.github.io/html5-showcqtbar/
Re:Show HN: YouTube Musical Spectrum – visualizer for YouTub...
by pubutil on Tuesday August 10, 2021 @08:44PM
(#28136619)
That Stephen Malinowski link was great. I don’t know that song by name, but I could unmistakably tell what song it was just by looking at the visualization (even though I left the video muted)!
It's just too bad this is a browser extension because I really don't want more of those. I get that the economics probably don't make sense to do any more, given the effort to make a standalone desktop app would be a lot and a website people could upload tracks to in order to get a visualization would force you to pay hosting costs.