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Polagone visual synthesizer from Fingerlab - short demo

EdZABEdZAB
edited May 29 in General App Discussion

Here’s a short intro to Polagone, a visual synthesizer from Fingerlab. Control animation using internal features, or use external audio or MIDI input to react to your music. Very cool!

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  • KashiKashi

    This is a great app. The dev, Antoine, has been incredibly helpful. I emailed him, explaining that I’d really like to be able to export videos without the background, and within 48 hours he had made it happen! Highly recommended

  • enkayteeenkaytee

    Can't see how to change the audio source from the microphone on a Mac (or an iPad) - anyone been able to figure this out?

  • EdZABEdZAB
    edited May 30

    @enkaytee said:
    Can't see how to change the audio source from the microphone on a Mac (or an iPad) - anyone been able to figure this out?

    @enkaytee - I only have iPad and iPhone, but I used it with an audio interface and played some music from my PC through it, and even though the source said Microphone, I’m pretty sure it was detecting the audio from the PC. Also, I’ll be glad to create a short video showing that setup in action, if needed.

    If anyone else has tried it, would be great that would be great to hear.

  • enkayteeenkaytee

    @EdZAB said:

    @enkaytee said:
    Can't see how to change the audio source from the microphone on a Mac (or an iPad) - anyone been able to figure this out?

    @enkaytee - I only have iPad and iPhone, but I used it with an audio interface and played some music from my PC through it, and even though the source said Microphone, I’m pretty sure it was detecting the audio from the PC. Also, I’ll be glad to create a short video showing that setup in action, if needed.

    If anyone else has tried it, would be great that would be great to hear.

    Definitely doesn't work like that on a Mac - I emailed the dev a couple of weeks ago, but no response yet...

  • enkayteeenkaytee

    @enkaytee said:

    @EdZAB said:

    @enkaytee said:
    Can't see how to change the audio source from the microphone on a Mac (or an iPad) - anyone been able to figure this out?

    @enkaytee - I only have iPad and iPhone, but I used it with an audio interface and played some music from my PC through it, and even though the source said Microphone, I’m pretty sure it was detecting the audio from the PC. Also, I’ll be glad to create a short video showing that setup in action, if needed.

    If anyone else has tried it, would be great that would be great to hear.

    Definitely doesn't work like that on a Mac - I emailed the dev a couple of weeks ago, but no response yet...

    OK - so the dev has been helpful. On a Mac I need to change the input device in the system settings to whatever I want Polagone to monitor. The levels are a bit tricky to manage - they're very low on my system so gain and sensitivity in Polagone need to be maxxed out, but the dev says he may look at improving that in future...

  • EdZABEdZAB

    @enkaytee said:

    @enkaytee said:

    @EdZAB said:

    @enkaytee said:
    Can't see how to change the audio source from the microphone on a Mac (or an iPad) - anyone been able to figure this out?

    @enkaytee - I only have iPad and iPhone, but I used it with an audio interface and played some music from my PC through it, and even though the source said Microphone, I’m pretty sure it was detecting the audio from the PC. Also, I’ll be glad to create a short video showing that setup in action, if needed.

    If anyone else has tried it, would be great that would be great to hear.

    Definitely doesn't work like that on a Mac - I emailed the dev a couple of weeks ago, but no response yet...

    OK - so the dev has been helpful. On a Mac I need to change the input device in the system settings to whatever I want Polagone to monitor. The levels are a bit tricky to manage - they're very low on my system so gain and sensitivity in Polagone need to be maxxed out, but the dev says he may look at improving that in future...

    Good to know 👍

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