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procedure TAudioSpectrumAnalyzer.AnalyzeAudioBuffer; // This simulates audio capture - in real implementation, you'd capture from MediaPlayer var i: Integer; begin // Simulate audio data with sine waves at different frequencies for i := 0 to Length(FFFTBuffer) - 1 do begin // Generate test signals (replace with actual audio capture) FFFTBuffer[i] := Sin(2 * Pi * 100 * i / 44100) * 0.5 + // 100 Hz bass Sin(2 * Pi * 440 * i / 44100) * 0.3 + // 440 Hz mid Sin(2 * Pi * 2000 * i / 44100) * 0.2; // 2 kHz treble end;
Shows how to implement swipe gestures and tab transitions common in mobile apps. delphi fmx samples
The Ultimate Guide to Delphi FMX Samples: Accelerating Cross-Platform Development
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2D/3D manipulation, effects, and visual styling. Database Integration: FireDAC integration with FMX grids.
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Demonstrates how to build responsive navigation drawers. The panel automatically collapses into a hamburger menu on mobile screens while remaining expanded on desktop monitors.
FMX does not use Windows anchoring like VCL. Instead, it uses Align , Margins , and TLayout containers. Key sample: LayoutDemo – shows nested TLayout objects that rearrange themselves when the form resizes. Lesson learned: A TGridPanelLayout can mimic a responsive CSS grid, making FMX perfect for dashboards.
100+ demos including Camera, JSON storage, Bio-metric, and WebView. Framework Features