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I have a mp3 file, so I need to play it, and display an equalizer (like in attached image).
So playing is not problem, but I have no idea how to measure power of current playing sample's dBs based on frequency.
By which steps I can get data for displaying dBs of current sample?
As I guess, I need to get some array of powers in different frequencies, am I right?
Here is examples of what I want to achieve:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oeb-OIOe-0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwmUhTDr0Y0
The standard way to transform from time domain to frequency domain is a Fourier Transform.
Apple provide one in vDSP (vector Digital Signal Processing).
Walkthrough using this library here. Another example (for bats!) here.
By the way, I wouldn't call this an equalizer - to me that would be something that alters the relative components of a waveform in different frequency bands.