LevelIndicator | SuperCollider 3.12.2 Help

Description

A level indicator view, suitable for use as a level or peak meter, etc.

Set the warning and critical thresholds. If meter value is above either threshold, -warningColor or -criticalColor will be shown, respectively (by default, yellow and red). If -drawsPeak is true warning color will be displayed based on -peakLevel rather than value.

Arguments:

val	A Float.a = LevelIndicator(bounds:Rect(10, 10, 20, 160)).front; a.value = 0.5; a.warning = 0.6; a.critical = 0.9; a.value = 0.7; a.value = 0.9;

.style = val

Sets the style of the view.

Arguments:

val	An QLevelIndicatorStyle \continuous or \led (see -stepWidth)( w = Window().front.layout_( HLayout( LevelIndicator().style_(\continuous).value_(1/3), LevelIndicator().style_(\led).value_(2/3), ) ) )

.stepWidth = val

The width of each led light, for \led.

Arguments:

val	An positive Integer.( w = Window().front.layout_(HLayout( LevelIndicator().style_(\led).value_(0.8).stepWidth_(1), LevelIndicator().style_(\led).value_(0.8).stepWidth_(3), LevelIndicator().style_(\led).value_(0.8).stepWidth_(10), LevelIndicator().style_(\led).value_(0.8).stepWidth_(50), )); )

.numSteps = val

The number of steps used in \led style.

Arguments:

val	An positive Integer.( a = LevelIndicator(bounds:Rect(10, 10, 80, 400)).front(); a.value = 1; a.style = \led; a.numSteps = 4; )

.image = image

NOTE: Not yet implemented in Qt GUI

Arguments:

image

An Image. The default image is the SC cube.

.numTicks = number

The number of ticks to display in the view's scale.

Arguments:

number

An Integer >= 0.( w = Window(bounds:100@400).front().background_(Color.black); w.layout_(HLayout( LevelIndicator() .numTicks_(16) .value_(0.75) )) )

.numMajorTicks = number

The number of ticks in the view's scale which will be large sized.

Arguments:

number

An Integer >= 0.( w = Window(bounds:100@400).front().background_(Color.black); w.layout_(HLayout( LevelIndicator() .numMajorTicks_(16) .numTicks_(16) .value_(0.75) )) )

.drawsPeak = bool

Determines whether the view draws a separate peak display. This can be useful for displaying both peak and RMS values. If drawsPeak is true -warning and -critical will be displayed based on -peakLevel rather than value.

Arguments:

bool	A Boolean. By default the peak is not drawn.( w = Window().front().layout_(HLayout( LevelIndicator().style_(\continuous).value_(0.75).drawsPeak_(true).peakLevel_(0.9), LevelIndicator().style_(\led).value_(0.75).drawsPeak_(true).peakLevel_(0.9) )) )

.peakLevel = val

Sets the level of the peak display. (See -drawsPeak.)

Arguments:

val

A Float.( w = Window().front().layout_(HLayout( LevelIndicator().style_(\continuous).value_(0.1).drawsPeak_(true).peakLevel_(0.3), LevelIndicator().style_(\continuous).value_(0.1).drawsPeak_(true).peakLevel_(0.5), LevelIndicator().style_(\continuous).value_(0.1).drawsPeak_(true).peakLevel_(0.7), LevelIndicator().style_(\continuous).value_(0.1).drawsPeak_(true).peakLevel_(0.9), )) )

.meterColor = color

.warningColor = color

.criticalColor = color

Sets the color of the meter, as well as the warning and critical colors.

Arguments:

color

A Color.( l = LevelIndicator(bounds:Rect(100, 100, 100, 400)).front().value_(1).style_(\led); l.meterColor = Color.blue(0.9); l.warningColor = Color.blue(0.7); l.criticalColor = Color.blue(0.5); )

( // inverse l.background = Color.blue; l.meterColor = Color.black.alpha_(1); l.warningColor = Color.black.alpha_(1); l.criticalColor = Color.black.alpha_(0.3); )

Inherited instance methods

Undocumented instance methods

.background

.background = color

Examples

(
// something to meter
s.waitForBoot({
b = Buffer.read(s, Platform.resourceDir +/+ "sounds/a11wlk01.wav");

x = {
        var colum, noise, imp, delimp, mul = 1;
    imp = Impulse.kr(10);
    delimp = Delay1.kr(imp);
    colum = PlayBuf.ar(1, b, BufRateScale.kr(b), loop: 1) * mul;
    // measure rms and Peak
    SendReply.kr(imp, '/levels', [Amplitude.kr(colum), K2A.ar(Peak.ar(colum, delimp).lag(0, 3))]);
    colum;
}.play;

a = LevelIndicator(bounds:Rect(100, 100, 100, 400)).front;
    a.onClose_({ x.free; o.free; });
o = OSCFunc({arg msg;
    {
        a.value = msg[3].ampdb.linlin(-40, 0, 0, 1);
        a.peakLevel = msg[4].ampdb.linlin(-40, 0, 0, 1);
    }.defer;
}, '/levels', s.addr);
})
)

(
a.warning = -6.dbamp;
a.critical = -3.dbamp;
)
// optionally show peak level
a.drawsPeak = true;

(
a.style = \led;
a.stepWidth = 3;
)

// different colors
(
a.meterColor = Color.blue(0.9);
a.warningColor = Color.blue(0.8);
a.criticalColor = Color.blue(0.6);
)
// all styles can have ticks
(
a.background = Color.clear;
a.numTicks = 11; // includes 0;
)

// Single blinking square level indicator
(
a.style = \led;
a.numTicks = 0;
a.drawsPeak = false;
a.bounds = a.bounds.resizeTo(90, 90);
a.numSteps = 1;
)

helpfile source: /usr/local/share/SuperCollider/HelpSource/Classes/LevelIndicator.schelp
link::Classes/LevelIndicator::

LevelIndicator : View : QObject : Object

Description

Class Methods

Inherited class methods

Undocumented class methods

LevelIndicator.meterServer(server)

LevelIndicator.qtClass

Instance Methods

.value

.value = val

Arguments:

Returns:

.warning = val

.critical = val

Arguments:

.style = val

Arguments:

.stepWidth = val

Arguments:

.numSteps = val

Arguments:

.image = image

Arguments:

.numTicks = number

Arguments:

.numMajorTicks = number

Arguments:

.drawsPeak = bool

Arguments:

.peakLevel = val

Arguments:

.meterColor = color

.warningColor = color

.criticalColor = color

Arguments:

Inherited instance methods

Undocumented instance methods

.background

.background = color

Examples