By popular demand, I’ve added an example of how to use the WPFSVL with NAudio as the sound engine powering it. I’m still plugging away at the “getting started” documentation for both BASS and NAudio, but if you get the latest source for WPFSVL, you’ll now have an example application to work from. The way [...]
I’ve just launched my first CodePlex project, The WPF Sound Visualization Library. This thing is actually an extension of the Spectrum Analyzer control I made and part of a much larger secret project. Essentially, I’m taking all the WPF controls I’m creating in my other big project, dumping them out to their own project, slapping [...]
UPDATE:The WPF Spectrum Analyzer is now part of the WPF Sound Visualization Library. That is where you will find source code for the latest and most-stable versions of the Spectrum Analyzer. — A number of weeks ago, I shared with the world a WPF Spectrum Analyzer UserControl I had created. This post is an update [...]
A few years back, we were demonstrating a WinForms application we’d just spent a few years developing to the Vice President of the R&D department. Things were starting to come together and look really nice. Many tough battles were fought to develop custom real-time controls and get everything laid out properly. Months, to years, of [...]
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