Signalizer

Signalizer is a all-in-one signal visualizing package with a bunch of unique focus-points; real-time audio visualization with optimized 3D GPU graphics, everything being scalable and zoomable gridlessly as well as being arbitrarily precise in both settings and display. Combined with a rich feature set, Signalizer is suited both for electrical/audio engineers fullscreen-inspecting signals, or for general small windows giving an overview of your audio as you create it.

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Description & features

Current features: Features in the work:

Alpha, beta testing

I'm looking for people to test the program. Stability is #1 priority for me, so please report any bugs. Signalizer includes logging of exceptions (see the read me). Next topic of interest is the UI and how it feels to use.

System requirements

Recommended system

Signalizer will automatically take advantage of new instructions sets like AVX.

Compilation environments

Video showcases


Release notes

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

0.4.0 - 2023-11-24

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0.3.8 - 2023-10-29

0.3.7 - 2023-09-17

0.3.5 - 2022-11-28

0.3.4 - 2021-11-15

0.3.3 - 2019-09-22

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0.3.2 (alpha) - 2017-07-12

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0.3.1 (alpha) - 2017-04-13

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0.3.0 (alpha) - 2017-01-08

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0.2.10 (alpha) - 2017-01-08

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0.2.9 (alpha) - 2016-08-28

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0.2.8 (alpha) - 2016-08-24

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0.2.7 (alpha) - 2016-05-25

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0.2.6 (alpha) - 2016-05-21

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0.2.5 (alpha) - 2016-05-21

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Motivation

A lot of analyzers exists, out there. Why another? For one, few actually include most things you need. Secondly, fewer of these actually focus on getting beautiful, customizable high-FPS imagery out nor the option of going full-screen, to actually be useful for visuals. Lastly, I really just started on this to test something simple, but kept on going. It's a really nice project to continuously work on (constant visual progression is kinda rewarding) , and it functions as testbed for cpl.

Technical Reference

As of now, no reference or manual exists, however the whole program is 'documented' with descriptive tooltips.

Notes on usage

As I still consider the project in 'alpha', I will not take any responsibility for any imposed damages by my product.