Just wanted to say I am impressed

**CabeSipes** · 08-07-2009, 09:32 PM

I think an audio plugin for centrafuse would be amazing. Basically like audio control or arc audio processors. I know someone made a plugin for the audison bit one but I want a plugin based on software or a program for windows. I have been talking to a few programers about this and it can be done, they are just waiting on me to tell them what it should have. I dont want it to be so confusing that you have to be an audiophile to understand. I want it to be very visual so its self explanatory.

I did look at Nexsons (thanks...got it this time...sorry) work and he is good. It looks like he does the exact same things I do. I just finished my mold in on my Avalanche. The previous screen I had molded in was a 15" lcd I disassembled from a flip-down. I will see if I can find any pics to upload..........I will first need to figure out how to upload them here though

**freeflashstuff** · 08-07-2009, 09:37 PM

And it's rdholtz. Not rdholz.

**Bxsteez** · 08-08-2009, 04:24 AM

I was close

**soundman98** · 08-10-2009, 02:33 PM

easy to use interfaces are far and few between (kind of like good installers)

the program i am using is called Console, and i am using a bunch of vstplugins(the tiny squares on the screen) to control/manipulate/modify the audio. as it stands, this program is not something that i would personally ever feel comfortable offering to the masses, as it is just way to easy to mess things up--if you could set it up to run hidden, or minimized, it would not be that bad--but if people get ahold of it, it could be the equivelant of letting a 10yo loose with a screwdriver and extra wire near all the amps.

there is a also a windows application of the same type that kev000 talked about, it is called Virtual Audio Cable (most refer to it as VAC), and also allows you to re-route the audio stream in the computer to different applications. i haven't used the jack app, so i can't say how different/simillar they are.

**Bugbyte** · 08-10-2009, 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by CabeSipes

i like the screen. how did you do it. i have never seen a homemade flip like that, they are usually straight up and down......interesting

Simple. Used a big old radio control servo and a pushrod. At various times I have had it connected to a serial controller to control open and close speed. Right now I use a servo tester to get it to the proper opening position and usually just close it manually when the power is off.

**coucouillu** · 08-10-2009, 03:37 PM

Originally Posted by CabeSipes

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4.Do you have something you invented or created that is the only one in the world?
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I made my own 2DIN OEM indash PC CAR.

Look at SYMPHONY II link in my signature.

(If it apprears red crosses instead of pictures, refresh the page, there are too many pictures...)

**Heather** · 08-10-2009, 03:57 PM

mp3Car would be very happy to assist as well.

Originally Posted by CabeSipes

If you know who I am you know I am a car fabricator and have been for years. If you dont know now you do. I have been involved and built 1000's of cars and if you look at car magazines you more than likely have seen my work. Over the years I have searched for installers and fabricators that were worth there weight and its not easy. I find it amazing that here on these forums I find hundreds of people that do some pretty amazing fabrication and installation work. I just wanted to say you guys impress the hell out of me. Sorry if its off topic so here, to fix that, show me your best fab skills.

1.Who has a full 5.1 or 7.1 surround in there car and show me your onscreen controls and system.

2.Who is hitting 150db or better with there car pc setup.

3.Full fiberglass?

4.Do you have something you invented or created that is the only one in the world?

Im curious because Im throwing around a crazy idea to build another show car for SEMA and CES and if I find people on here that I beleive could contribute to that build than I would like to incorporate them into it.

**CabeSipes** · 08-10-2009, 05:44 PM

Very cool.....I have been itching ti build another monster for a while. Here are a couple of the Arc Audio boat I did for my first show "Rock the Boat". It's the loudest boat in the world and it runs on a full PC setup. Thats the touchscreen in the middle of the dash. For the life of me I cant remember the name of the two guys that developed the pc and front end. I will try to remember so I can give them credit.

This is another build of mine with a fully rebuilt dash (obviously) with a 20" LCD in on the passenger side. The other pic is the trunk

**2k1Toaster** · 08-10-2009, 05:47 PM

That's a lot o' speakers...

Well if you ever need your PC to do automation or control of lights/amps whatever, we'd be glad to help too.

**CabeSipes** · 08-10-2009, 05:51 PM

Do you do a relay board with a plugin for Centrafuse? I will have alot of motorization to control and lighting.

And yes, it was alot of speakers. Over 65 if I remember right......the rear end of the boat is just as insane.