THIS. IS. THE. GREATEST. WALLPAPER. EVER.

I freakin love it!! Do more <33

genius. that is all.

love it

Finaly found a coul and dark wallpaper with music reactions.

This is beautiful man, really cool. Love it <3

bro this is legit the best wallpaper on the workshop

My favorite

Wow this is the coolest thing ever! Thx

there's just no going back to regular VU meters after this

I really wanted to add that as I personally love a seeing a good lightshow , but I'm pretty much unexperienced with 3D stuff in javascript ( or in general ) and I decided it's just too much work to do it right. Maybe in the distance future if I ever feel like it, but for now I won't be changing the wallpaper.

Its amazing! It would also like to see stage with club lasers! :D

Great to hear!

THANK you so much. I used this during my brother's birthday party last night on his tv. Blasted some tunes and everyone thought it was sick as fuck. Keep doing what you are doing man.

And PLEASE PLEASE add a simple Strobe with Sound-to-light controls or manual :3

If you keep developing this project, this will be one of the best wallpapers here dude. I mean imagine all the possibilities and lights you can add.

I did group the frequencies low/mid/high, but the frequency range got rescaled 2 weeks ago and thats the update I stil have to do. Not 100% sure that edit is very noticaable though but update will be soon.

As for low/high frequencies, thats basically the update I need to do :) Although I am not sure it is too visible to most, I configured this to group data per octave or two. But the frequencies got rescale/changed in the update of early feb so the grouping isn't correct anymore. Not sure if many will notice a difference in those settings but an update should be coming one of these days.

Great, thanks for the explination. I figured out the cutoff value being the overall responsiveness to certain notes, the trigger value is what I couldn't figure out. Thanks for the explination!

Side question: is the audio detection algorithm limited by the program or your scene? It's hands down the favorite screen saver I've used so far, but it's be really need to have triggers based on high and low frequencies. I'm not sure what the limitations of the program are though

Tried to explain the 2 trigger settings ( though the difference its kinda hard to explain as the difference might seem minimal ). Let me know if its any help or if I should try to clarify anything.

I will recheck later tonight and try to write a section about it. Can't remember the options by head. What kind of music were you trying on?

I also I do have to update some code on this one ( and another ) related to the update on WE 2 weeks ago which might improve the way it reacts in general. I should be getting around to that soon.

But it's not 100% accurate with whatever setting you pick. It isn't a precise beat detection mechanism or something like that.

Could somebody explain the triggers a little more? Even with playing them I'm not sure about the best way to tweak them to get the music response I'm looking for

I would like to, but it mostly comes down to time. More specifically the lack of time. My original idea was to use my other wallpaper ( disco patterns ) as the floor, but never got arround to trying to implement something like that. I hope to get around to do something like that one day, but at the moment I have no clue when.

This is awesome dude ! More effects please. Something like a strobe would be cool and more atmosphere, maybe something like a dacefloor or something.

nevermind, im retarded, found it

where do you change all the extra settings?

I don't think I will be doing that any time soon. Main reason is lack of time vs time needed to do it. The code is very fixed around the current current setup and it would take ages for me to allow more.

Also, it currently uses 16 dynamic lights at all times, they just change position and colors and size. To raise that amount to something noticably more, you would quickly end up on 25 which is 50% more, just 20 ( 4 more ) is barely a visual difference. But by then I start to see an avalanche effect on performance.

I would personally like more too and if I could do it easily I would. I would like to see more things in the scene too, maybe like a bar with a ledstrip/neonlight along the edge or things like that. But its mostly time and my lack of experience with webgl or opengl in general doesn't help.

Hope to add more light sources in the future

THIS IS EPIC!!!!!!!!!!! I love it so much, thank u Squee.
It works the best with disco/house/electro swing musics
I recommend Crimewave by Crystal Castles

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yeah!

It's cool

so cool

I've only found this just now >.< Pretty awesome.

Thank you for making this, its a nice one.

cool！！！！！！！！！！！！

this is a great one - excellent job

If you know one language, you know them all :) Tho javascript freedom's allows for horrible horrible sloppy code ( as demonstrated in my wallpapers ). One big difference is that javascript OO design is kinda limited and hacky at times. But should be easy enough to pick up and lots of documentation can be found.

I would need to get into javascript first it seems. Thanks!

I don't really have one source.. If you want to do html/web animation. Search for "javascript canvas tutorials". Beyond that you could check for one of the different javascript libraries that simplies that. For this wallpaper I started with threejs ( js library to simplify using webgl ) examples and just expanded from there thru a lot of trial and error. And Biohazard has documented the javascript interface with wallpapers engine's under guides really well too. Is that any help?

How/where did you learn to do this(programming obviously) but i would like to learn it too. Learning java at the moment, but i still need to know so much about this and don't really know where to start.

Wax on .. Wax off .. :)

What do you want to know?

Too many audio paperz!!! Pls teach me sensei!