LunaTech is a server-based solution that analyzes system audio in realtime and broadcasts the results over the network to clients that can read OSC (open sound control) packets. LunaTech is designed in this manner such that multiple applications on a given local network can rely on this data to provide realtime reactive visualizations.
- An audio/visual setup might contain both physical lights and a projector setup, requiring synchronization between components.
- A broadcasting approach simplifies your A/V setup.
- The server is built in rust to provide a reliable backend for live visualizations.
LunaTech has thus far only been tested on Linux. Windows support is planned.
- Go to the releases page and download the latest release for your system.
LunaTech can be used by both the commandline and graphical user interface. The commandline provides some additional options not available in the GUI mode as well.
Realtime audio analysis server
Usage: lt_server [OPTIONS]
Options:
-r, --sample_rate <sample_rate> Sets the sample rate
-b, --buffer_size <buffer_size> Sets the buffer size
-p, --port <port> Set the port to broadcast on
-H, --HEADLESS Enable headless mode; server starts by default
-I, --I Monitor input device instead of output device
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print versionWhen running in GUI mode, simply click the large circular button to start the server. Settings that are changed will be applied when you click the "Update Settings" button.
- /lt/broad_range_rms
- /lt/low_range_rms
- /lt/mid_range_rms
- /lt/high_range_rms
- /lt/zcr
- /lt/spectral_centroid
- /lt/flux
- Basic audio analysis
- OSC broadcasting
- Basic GUI
- Tempo Prediction
- Automatic Gain Correction
- More GUI settings
- Unit Testing
- Improved Github page and Developer docs
- Windows support
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.
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