Create a grapich sound visualiser in visual studio

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Hi. I want to create a simple graphic visualistion of any/all played audio on my computer.
Im using microsoft visual studio basic (2010) since this is my first project and it seems to be abit more beginner friendly.

I have been looking for guides and help but none seem to quite get me to where I want to go. Ideally I would like a simple horisontal bar that moves up and down acording to the volume of the sound curently being played on the system.

Any advice, help or places to go?

Pls note this is my first real project so im still very new to this

Ty for taking the time to read my post/help me out

Posted 10-Aug-14 10:11am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-08-10T11:00:00

You will find some code samples or libraries on CodeProject: http://www.codeproject.com/search.aspx?q=sound+visualizer&doctypeid=1[^].

Unfortunately, you did not tag your platform, language and other preferences; it would give you too wide search criteria. Add some keywords related to your preferences to the query, to limit your search.

It's pretty likely that your platform is .NET; you probably want to use VB.NET but should not limit your choice with VB.NET, because code in any .NET language would be equally helpful. Yet, you did not put any constraints on the UI library to use. Anyway, then it's even easier to find: http://www.codeproject.com/search.aspx?q=sound+visualizer+%28%22.NET%22+OR+%22C#%22+OR+%22VB.NET%22%29&doctypeid=1[^].

Good luck.

—SA