I tryed to create a VU meter with the AI tool and it went pretty good. I am out of AI points to continue on it.
Just add a track and use input 0 for left and input 1 for right.
Works best if the feature is in Custom freq. and range 200 to 2500 but you can try other things too...
Thoughts?
Made a VU meter
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powertrace
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Made a VU meter
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Re: Made a VU meter
Maybe include "SingleHighlyDetailed25"
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powertrace
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Re: Made a VU meter
Ah missed that 
Here it is, It's a ISFshader.
Here it is, It's a ISFshader.
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Re: Made a VU meter
Thank you for sharing.
I added some extensions...
https://editor.isf.video/shaders/6a7dbff4734c1a00192e9f00
Give you a lot more flexibility.
Yes, I saw in the comments you'd used a whole lotta points just adjusting angles.powertrace wrote: I am out of AI points to continue on it.
I added some extensions...
https://editor.isf.video/shaders/6a7dbff4734c1a00192e9f00
Give you a lot more flexibility.
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powertrace
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Re: Made a VU meter
Cool 
Yeah I didn't got the angle right for the needle
Care to share the updated version?
Yeah I didn't got the angle right for the needle
Care to share the updated version?
Re: Made a VU meter
I just edited the embedding code so that the link is shown below.
Re: Made a VU meter
The extended version of the VU shader is shared on the ISF editor website accessible from the link just added by the devs. You can download the .fs from there. Note that, for some reason, the online editor didn't like 'audio' as an input type so I changed it to 'image' to get it on there. While this will work in some versions of Magic, its best to change it back to 'audio'.