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ULAR - Easy to use Audio Visualization

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An easy to implement audio access tool. If you ever wanted to make anything within Unity react to audio, now you can. No matter if the sound comes from within Unity, or any other program.

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About this asset

Ever wanted to make something in Unity react to audio?

Lights Intensity adapting to sound volume.

Camera zoom changing depending on bass intensity.

Audio visualizers for all sorts of audio sources.

And much more. Whatever you can imagine, basicially.

Welcome to ULAR, Unitys Live Audio Reactor.

With ULAR, you can make any element in Unity behave in whatever way you can think of. To any sort of audio you can think of.

An audio source in Unity, a video playing on your PC, live game sound, Discord calls, and so on. You can visualize it all.

Because ULAR can be accessed over Scripting, you can link it to virtually anything that can be accessed within Unity.

Particles, Object sizes, Model movements, Rotations, Light Intensities, simply any thing that can be accessed and altered over Script.

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Technical details

High Level Access for ease of use to quickly get the audio values from the different frequencies, as well as audio Amplitude.

Choose between a Live Audio Source (your PC audio output) or a Unity internal audio source (like a .MP3 file)

Once you import ULAR, put the access script of your choice onto any Object, generally called the Controller. Using Scripts, you can access the Controller and use the easy functions or the more in depth functions (depending on your choices).

There is 1 main controller. Instead of each reacting object having its own ULAR Script. This reduces performance, as only 1 Controller is needed to control any object however you like.

Runs on Windows

Documentation is available within the project, once you imported it.

Asset uses CSCore under ms-pl;

Compatibility

Render pipelines supported in each Unity version
Unity version Built-in URP HDRP Custom
2020.3.3f1 Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible

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