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Okay, so you know those EKG heartbeat lines, and how the same effect can be used for like... audio levels like a solid line until audio goes up and then it spikes and goes back down does anyone know of a program that can do that, specifically one that could be easily livestreamed? I'm wanting to take a swing at Twitch stuff but I'm also ugly as sin, but I would like to have some kind of representation of myself on screen for parasocial marketing connection reasons, but I also cannot afford to go full v-tuber. I've mostly narrowed my options down to "cool heartbeat voice thing" or "get a puppet." I don't even know if this is the best thread for this, but as you can see I'm real good at making bad decisions
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:You want an audio waveform visualizer? Maybe something like this? Visualizers used to be a big art thing (like, WinAmp had a bunch of 'em), so I'm sure you can find a bunch if you do some research. I struggled for like ten minutes to google it without finding out the term was "visualizer," god drat thank you so much
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sebmojo posted:sound lines that was basically how it went down, yeah, with the added bonus that now the algorithms are trying to sell me heart monitors I'd also like a simple dealio to animate a sprite's two-frame mouth when I talk, Starfox style, but that's going to have to wait until I figure out what the hell I'm doing with this part
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Wobbly Python posted:Oh hey, you're looking for http://veado.tube jesus christ this thread is MVP of SA, thank you
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VelociBacon posted:The comma to me implies a small pause in speaking. this, but I'm also a firm believer in writing it how it should be read, rules be damned (it's still good to know and understand the rules, as there's a reason rules exist to begin with, but unless you're doing a research paper or something I wouldn't sweat whether the comma is "correct" or not) say it out loud and if you don't hear the comma, leave it out
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wordpad files, just a grotesque number of poorly labeled folders full of wordpad files
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deep dish peat moss posted:Is there any iPad drawing app that has something similar to Aseprite's "Pixel Perfect" mode where a brush maintains 1-pixel width no matter how many pixels your brush crosses over? Like the bottom line in this example: ...Huh. Anyone know if there's a way to do that in Photoshop?
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