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You can't really do that. What you can do is you can multiply it with the volume.<br />
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So for instance the vol is at 20% now. That means the values you are receiving now are 20% from X, X being their original value ... so X = (100/vol perc) * current value<br />
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I hope this makes sense.
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You can't really do that. What you can do is you can multiply it with the volume.

So for instance the vol is at 20% now. That means the values you are receiving now are 20% from X, X being their original value ... so X = (100/vol perc) * current value

I hope this makes sense.

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yes, but how do you apply that variable to the computeSpectrum statement?<br />
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yes, but how do you apply that variable to the computeSpectrum statement?



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I am using computespectrum to display some audio information.<br />
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My question is, can you do the following:<br />
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SoundMixer.computeSpectrum<wbr />(ba, true, 0);<br />
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and somehow ignore volume SoundTransforms that might be going on that are affecting the very sounds you are computing? I would like to computespectrum on the full volume and not have it be affected by how I may manipulate the sound.<br />

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I am using computespectrum to display some audio information.

My question is, can you do the following:

SoundMixer.computeSpectrum(ba, true, 0);

and somehow ignore volume SoundTransforms that might be going on that are affecting the very sounds you are computing? I would like to computespectrum on the full volume and not have it be affected by how I may manipulate the sound.


Actionscript 3.0 computeSpectrum while ignoring SoundTransform

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