So, after I added a blur and brightness effect in the effect chain, the XY display looked a lot more crisp, but wasn't CCFFCC any longer. Oddly enough, when I set up my Winamp file for the XY Oscilloscope visualizer, I noticed that once I set my audio interface's sampling rate high enough to decently display the resulting Lissajous curves, the curves were rather thin and dark for my liking. I didn't have a solid hex number in mind, but I thought I'd start with good 'ol Crayola Glow in the Dark Green (CCFFCC). Thank you, I appreciate your feedback! The original goal of the layout was to emulate the style of the AMVs from the Oscilloscope Music album by Jerobeam Fenderson. I hope that helps! (and explains why I use so many visualizers lol) The analog VU meter displays an audio sample in a -20 to +3 dBFS amplitude range and displays a rolling average of audio samples in a -20 to +3 dBFS amplitude range for the left and right channels, respectively. The peak meter displays a stereo audio sample in a -60 to ? dBFS amplitude range for the left and right channels, respectively¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The XY mode oscilloscope displays a stereo audio sample as a graph of the parametric equations x(t) "Left Channel" and y(t) "Right Channel" in a 0 dBFS to 0 dBFS right channel amplitude range over a 0 dBFS to 0 dBFS left channel amplitude range. The dual trace oscilloscope displays a stereo audio sample as a graph of the parametric equations x1(t) "Left Channel" and x2(t) "Right Channel" in a 0 dBFS to 0 dBFS amplitude range over a scrolling time range.
The spectrogram displays an audio sample in a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range over a scrolling time range. The musical spectrum displays an audio sample in a -60 dBFS to 0 dBFS signal amplitude range over a A1-C9 IPN musical note range. The frequency spectrum displays an audio sample in a -60 dBFS to 0 dBFS signal amplitude range over a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range. While these visualizers aren't a substitute for calibrated devices, I like using them to get a ballpark analysis of what I'm listening to. To get that visualizer to display like an Oscilloscope in XY mode, I've got it configured to use a modified version of the AVS preset shared by Warrior of the Light on the Winamp forums: That's no problem, the row 2, column 2 visualizer is using the Shpeck - Winamp vis plugins wrapper (foo_vis_shpeck). If you're interested in putting on a custom skin for the analog VU visualizer, I'd recommend taking a look at tom2tec's gallary: So, I've got a few foobar2000 components installed: Thank you, I had a lot of fun working on it!
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