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All About Audioscopes




Everyone seems to really like audioscopes, so I will try to explain how to make them. If you find an error, or have information to add to this page, please email me with the info, and i will add it to the page...THANKS!!!

Fuzzy


Ok, here are the basic attributes of an audioscope.




Click on the different music choices to see how the audioscopes react...

Unbreak My Heart
Love Shack
Free Fallin'
Let's Go Crazy
MMM Bop
Rebel Yell
Always On My Mind
Your Cheatin' Heart


Now for some examples. first we will start with a plain audioscope.


<audioscope>


ok, now lets add some color to it...


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue">


now lets seperate the left and right sides a little so they are more visible...


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue"
leftoffset="-2" rightoffset="2"
>


Now lets adjust the size of the audioscope and add a border....


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue" leftoffset="-2" rightoffset="2" height="60" width="120" border="10">


Now lets add the Maxlevel attribute...(Note: this is the only type of audioscope that it works on)


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue" leftoffset="-2" rightoffset="2" height="60" width="120" border="10" maxlevel="true">


Ok, now on to the "Gain" attribute. This is the one that will change how your audioscope reacts to the sounds...


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue" height="60" width="120" border="10" gain="0">

Note the change in the audioscope. This is because the gain is equal to zero. Also note that the "leftoffset/rightoffset" and the "maxlevel" are gone...they have no effect on this type of audioscope.


Now if we make the gain equal to a negative number, this is what you get...


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue" height="60" width="120" border="10" gain="-20">

Note how the Blue and Red colors blend together to make the audioscope show purple...in this case you can set the "leftcolor/rightcolor" to the same value if you want a specific color.


Here is the same one as above but with the "leftoffset/rightoffset" added to it...Notice the red and blue "splashes" at the peaks...(Note: I have made it large so that you can see the difference)


<audioscope bgcolor="black" leftcolor="red" rightcolor="blue" leftoffset="-5" rightoffset="5" height="100" width="200" border="10" gain="-20">


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