- 16 instances (up from 8).
- Reacts to the amount of red, green and blue that comprises the pixel as well as the grayscale equivalent:
- The amount of red sets the volume of the square wave component. The more red, the louder the square wave is.
- The amount of green sets the volume of the white noise component. The more green, the louder the white noise is.
- The amount of blue sets the volume of the sine wave component. The more blue, the louder the sine wave is.
- Grayscaled RGB data then set the overall output volume for the three components per pixel per instance at a given frame in time.
- Individual muting function for unwanted instances (saves computing power).
- Global muting function for all instances.
- Global setting of exponential scaling of the volume control function.
- Global setting of a lower volume threshold, to stop unwanted tones and noise from playing.
- Global setting of a noise volume linear scale. This adds a stronger sense of correlation between darker colours and softer volumes (corresponding a little more closely with the way in which humans perceive volume).
- Global volume output meter.
- Global volume output level control.
- A colour test section with which to test the effects of various RGB values with settings.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
pointScale (update)
I have added a number of features to the pointScale patch.
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