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soundplot

Screenshot of soundplot soundplot displaying part of "the duck song", the black region is a bug

This is a simple program that visualizes your sound files. It accepts a raw sound file and it creates a window, the plots the hilbert curve for every sample, with the color value being the frequency of it.

This project was inspired by this video by 3Blue1Brown.

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The build system doesn't require anything other than having a C compiler.

To bootstrap the build system, run cc -o nobuild nobuild.c. This will create the build system executable, which you can run to build the project itself.

This currently only works on Linux with raylib installed globally on the system. Windows/MacOS support is trivial to add, it's just a matter of adapting the build system.

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