Updated to Windows 10, the beloved indicator does not work normally.
Finally searched out this modified version with improved multi-chart functionality.
Now I can enjoy scalping with sound again!
This would give a better picture of the tickchart if the sound would play for every "package" of ticks. something like every 50 ticks (should be ajustable) a sound plays. If the price is higher than at the last sound, it plays one tone, if lower another. a small tick would count 1, a slightly bigger counts 2, and so on, a huge tick counts 10.
created my own sounds.
My goal is to be able to get a picture of the tickchart without looking at it.
So this is my first test:
the bigger the upticks, the higher the tone. The bigger the dwonticks the lower the tone.
smallest upticks for up and down are seperated by 4 tones and even more effective: downticks are on the left channel, upticks on the right channel.
I might make other versions in the future. If anybody tries this out and likes it give me a feedback. than I might upload future versions
I tell you what.
We shouldn't hear the change of the tick relativly to the last tick, but hear the change of the tick relativly to the opening price of the current bar (better even the closing tick of last bar). This way we could actualy hear where the candel is.
The code is there in post 41; shouldnt be that hard to modify. If have no clue how to code though.
So what would it do?
let's say the opening tic (or closing tick of last bar) of the bar is at 1.00000.
if the next tick is then at 1.00001, we hear sound file "+1"
if the next tick is then at 1.00005, we hear sound file "+2"
next tick is at 0.99997, we hear sound file "-3"
and so on.
you could than even edit the quantity of sounds by deleting the soundfiles. If for example you want to hear only 1 pip steps, you would just have to delete sound file "+1" to "+9", "+11" to "+19", and so on.
EDIT: perhaps half pip steps would make more sense; but anyways, the steps would be easily editible in the code
EDIT2: the first tick of the bar (or last of the last bar) needs diferent soundfiles (something like a bell or so) in order to notify that the next sounds we hear a relative to it
So i tried to modify this code with my nonexistent prgraming codes, which obviously doesn't work.
If someone could make this happen, shouldn't be hard
(if the change is -4 to 4 the value should be added until being bigger than 4 or smaller than -4. only then a sound should play)
I tell you what. We shouldn't hear the change of the tick relativly to the last tick, but hear the change of the tick relativly to the opening price of the current bar (better even the closing tick of last bar). This way we could actualy hear where the candel is. The code is there in post 41; shouldnt be that hard to modify. If have no clue how to code though. So what would it do? let's say the opening tic (or closing tick of last bar) of the bar is at 1.00000. if the next tick is then at 1.00001, we hear sound file "+1" if the next tick is then...
Ignored
I still want to hear the chart. If any programers wants to make some money creating something like this, give me a sign
