File extension: .audiointensity

[EloiStree]

This file allow you to switch a Boolean based on the intensity of microphone intensity.

In the following example, we create booleans that check if the user in the microphone 1 is speaking correctly or not.

It can be used if you have several microphone on your computer and want to make a feed back when the participant is not tuned properly to the microphone intensity.
It can also display the user that he is considered as speaking by the software.

It can be use for ton of alternative tools. For example:

• if you want to make a tool that countdown the time of each participant
• if you want to trigger some action based on morse you do with your pencil
• wait for error to occur to launch a script
• be able to control by "voice" your computer when doing away-from-keyboard actions
• ...

Microphone1♦Mic1NotUsed♦0.1♦1
Microphone1♦Mic1Used♦0.1♦1
Microphone1♦Mic1Medium♦0.5♦1
Microphone1♦Mic1TooHigh♦0.9♦1

One way I am using it is to fishing in world of Warcraft:

Stereo♦FishingSound♦0.1♦1

See #47 .wowfishingsetting

How to set it up ?

This one is a bit tricky because for the moment, my code allows only to listen to microphone.

Low cost computer

In some computer you don't have tools to listen to the ouput sound as an input sound.

In my old computer the trick is simple... I use a jack cable that go from the microphone jack and the speaker jack. And track the microphone of window.

"If it is stupid by it work... It ain't that stupid."

By changing your Window preference

Open the sound configuration system of Window.

Check for the name of the input you want to listen. You have one for each microphone detected of virtual audio input in your computer.

If you don't want to use the name of the audio Window gave to your microphone you can renamed it.