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# Dix (VibeComposing) Analyzer

> **Sister project:** [**FL-Studio-MCP-Server**](https://github.com/CryptoJones/FL-Studio-MCP-Server)
> — an MCP server that lets Claude Code drive FL Studio and generate editable `.flp` projects. Where this
> Analyzer **reads** a finished mix (spectrum, key, loudness), that server **writes** the FL project behind
> it. Both grew out of the **As30p** toolchain and are dedicated to a Marine bandmaster — this one to
> Maj. Brian Dix ("The Commandant's Own"), its sibling to John Philip Sousa ("The President's Own").

A native **VLC audio-visualization plugin** for *seeing* the tracks you vibecompose — a pro-style analyzer dashboard with a scrolling spectrogram, FFT spectrum, stereo waveform, vectorscope, phase correlation, and peak/RMS meters. Built for the workflow of auditioning a track in VLC and watching the mix breathe.

Module name: `dixwaveform` · target: **VLC 3.0.x**, macOS **arm64** (portable to Linux `.so`).
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