Poweramp VISUALIZATION

[domg54]

PowerMilk can you tell me what is the specific visualization that is active that is used for the advertisement of Best II?  It is the bird flying but it us not Soar 2.0.  That is the one I would like to use.  Thanks.

[PowerMilk]

On 3/11/2020 at 8:09 AM, Ivor said:

Hi guys.

Is there a way to change the colours of the standard visualisers.

Thanks

Сhange the color of the spectrum is possible, application for this will be released soon. Standart visualizations are also possible, I think about it.

[PowerMilk]

On 3/30/2020 at 2:14 AM, domg54 said:

PowerMilk can you tell me what is the specific visualization that is active that is used for the advertisement of Best II?  It is the bird flying but it us not Soar 2.0.  That is the one I would like to use.  Thanks.

This is Soar 2, that's right. In horizontal mode.

Edited April 14 by PowerMilk

[MotleyG]

Have you tried to create a viz that uses the album artwork? I added some details in a previous post with an older one that I used in iTunes long ago, but is no longer in development.

 

Edited April 14 by MotleyG

[PowerMilk]

Milkdrop can use a texture, but how to dynamically connect albumart to a shader is a big question.
This is a question for @maxmp

[Jhoy007]

PowerMilk, do you have any of your visualizations that the effects change according to the beat of the song?

[PowerMilk]

On 5/13/2020 at 8:49 AM, Jhoy007 said:

PowerMilk, do you have any of your visualizations that the effects change according to the beat of the song?

No, milkdrop doesn't allow it.

[PowerMilk]

On 5/13/2020 at 8:49 AM, Jhoy007 said:

PowerMilk, do you have any of your visualizations that the effects change according to the beat of the song?

I have plans to make an open editor with the publication of personal visualizations, maybe someone can implement something like this

[strovinsk]

how can I change the color of the spectrum-centered-wide view
native to Poweramp?

[xander71]

19 hours ago, strovinsk said:

how can I change the color of the spectrum-centered-wide view
native to Poweramp?

There's no way you can change anything in that one since it's built into Poweramp. But I uploaded for you in a .milk file. This file you can edit with pretty much any text editor app, you just have to open the file as text. To change the color of the bars, you have to look for and change the color code in this 6 lines, for example:

bars_thr_color_t=0xFFFF0000 - (Bars threshold color top)

bars_thr_color_b=0xFFFF0000 - (Bars threshold color bottom)

bars_color_t=0xFFFFC8ff - (Bars color top)

bars_color_b=0xFFFFC8ff - (Bars color bottom)

bars_color_r=0x00000000 - (Bars color right)

bars_color_l=0x00000000 - (Bars color left)

For more help, check this link: https://github.com/maxmpz/powerampapi/blob/master/poweramp_vis_presets_example/readme.md

Good luck 👍

spectrum-centered-wide.milk

Edited June 7 by xander71

[PowerMilk]

On 6/6/2020 at 4:23 PM, strovinsk said:

how can I change the color of the spectrum-centered-wide view
native to Poweramp?

Use only _t _b or _l _r,  together they do not work

bars_thr = 0.5  - position where threshold color starts

 

For example:

"PowerMilk - Classic"

bars_thr = 0.7
bars_thr_color_t=0xFFFF0000
bars_thr_color_b=0xFFFF0000
bars_color_t=0xFFFFFF00
bars_color_b=0xFF00FF00

 

To get a smooth color transition, "set bars_color_t" and "bars_thr_color_b" parameters to equal.

"PowerMilk - Classic soft"

bars_thr = 0.4
bars_thr_color_t=0xBFFF0000
bars_thr_color_b=0xBFFFFF00
bars_color_t=0xBFFFFF00
bars_color_b=0xBF00FF00

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Edited June 9 by PowerMilk

[PowerMilk]

Hi guys! Waiting for a cool visualizations by Hakan
Like it! Support the author!😉

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_8Oxmg-hss

Edited August 1 by PowerMilk

[Prosenjit]

@PowerMilkAfter following the guidelines I'm able to customise above mentioned .milk preset, but still I can't figure out how to choose/change the background colour all I want is a solid white background instead of deep black.

Any help would be appreciated

[PowerMilk]

3 hours ago, Prosenjit said:

@PowerMilkAfter following the guidelines I'm able to customise above mentioned .milk preset, but still I can't figure out how to choose/change the background colour all I want is a solid white background instead of deep black.

Any help would be appreciated

I don't know how to overlay a white background without affecting the entire image.

But!

It is possible to invert all colors "bInvert=1"  then re-invert the colors spectrum if necessary. Do it simply using the website https://encycolorpedia.com/

 

 

[Prosenjit]

1 hour ago, PowerMilk said:

I don't know how to overlay a white background without affecting the entire image.

But!

It is possible to invert all colors "bInvert=1"  then re-invert the colors spectrum if necessary. Do it simply using the website https://encycolorpedia.com/

 

 

Problem solved

Thanks a lot 🙏

[monkeybutt]

9 hours ago, Prosenjit said:

Problem solved

Thanks a lot 🙏

hey uh, sorry but can I ask for this visualization milk ? looks dope.

[Prosenjit]

8 hours ago, monkeybutt said:

hey uh, sorry but can I ask for this visualization milk ? looks dope.

 

spectrum-3-default.milk

[monkeybutt]

26 minutes ago, Prosenjit said:

 

spectrum-3-default.milk 923 B · 0 downloads

thanks, dude

[andrewilley]

A question that was asked a while back (I can't remember which thread) was whether it is possible to create visualisations that have transparent backgrounds rather than solid black or white, so something like an EQ pattern can be overlaid over the existing PA blurred background layer for example. This is a little bit different from PA overlaying its own elements over the vis background, which is already provided of course. 

Andre

[PowerMilk]

This is a question rather to @maxmp, because libraries need to be edit. It is possible to apply a texture with a shader. One question is whether to do it in some way dynamically, or to include this feature in each visualization. I am rather for the second option.

Edited August 8 by PowerMilk

[PowerMilk]

Interesting effect...

[PowerMilk]

This is just a prepared texture "BLUR.jpg" built into the shader:

warp_1 = `sampler sampler_BLUR;
warp_2 = `shader_body {
warp_3 = `ret = tex2D (sampler_BLUR, uv);
warp_4 = `}

 

Edited August 8 by PowerMilk