Audio Visualizer by @Riptide901 Here's a tutorial for making a visualizer using this method: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/279167945/ This is a basic audio visualizer with a simple script, however it is definitely not the most visually pleasing out there (It creates a much better aesthetic with some songs more than others, and it works really well with a song like this one that has a clearly defined beat). This project was made to display an audio visualizer with a simple script in a way that has not been done on Scratch as far as I know. However, if you want to know how this was done my tutorial (coming soon) provides a step-by-step instruction on how to make your own. How it works: The visualizer starts in the center of the circle, then, finding the starting point for the first line, it uses a list with pre-determined loudness recorded at 0.01-second intervals to draw the line, which displays multiple items in the list using the script (i-(n*x)). Then, that line will continue to travel clockwise around the circle displaying the same set of items while the next line will appear where it was to display the next set of items, and so on. When a line has completed a rotation around the circle, it will disappear to make room for the next ones. Credits: -Alan Walker for the song, Faded (instrumental version, the original is good, also) -@MrFlightless, @TheMachinumps, and more for inspiring me to make an audio visualizer -Font is Bauhaus 93, from @Fontgod Let me know in the comments, do you want a further explanation or any help making your own visualizer?
