Music Visualizer

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About this app

"Music Visualizer" brings your music to life with mesmerizing visual effects while delivering a powerful audio player experience.
Use it as a standalone player, or visualize music from other media players with "Snoop mode" or "Live Wallpaper."

💎 Key Features
• 14 unique visualizations (+ randomization)
(Cover art / Waveform / Shiny Particles / Noise Flow / Colorful Orb / Simple Bars / Heart Beats / Laser / Digital Equalizer / Hex Tiles / Energy Sphere / Radiant Core / Spiral Polygons / Plasma)
• Extensive customization options
• Intuitive gesture-based controls
• Built-in equalizer and audio effects
• Live wallpaper and screensaver modes
• Picture-in-Picture (PiP) support
• [NEW] Video recording mode

🎧 Audio Sources
• Built-in player (Normal mode)
• Other music apps (Snoop mode)
• Microphone input

👆 Gesture Guide
• Single tap: Toggle media information
• Double tap: Play/Pause
• Long press: Choose visualizer
• Swipe left: Previous track
• Swipe right: Next track
• Swipe up: Open media library
• Swipe down: Hide media library

Ratings and reviews

Absolutely amazing! Ads are a bit annoying but I totally get why it's needed and you can stop them for a week by watching one. As a DJ, I have always needed some kind of visualizer and I always used Kauna (windows 11/10), but after I found this, I literally installed an android emulator just to get it on PC. It's that much better!

This is by far the coolest media player. There's not many visualizer wallpapers. And there are none that let you transition between a normal image and a visualizer. Aside from this one of course. The crazy part is it's COMPLETELY free! Other devs need to take notes. The app does run up your RAM. Which is to be expected and of no fault to the devs. The only actual issue is the wallpaper occasionally stops working. So you have to force stop the app then reapply the wallpaper.

This is frankly the best music visualizer app I have ever come across. Not only can you use it actively in the app, but it can even be a live wallpaper that reacts to sound! All the options are available from the start and are customisable (although some color sliders aren't as straightforward and require experimenting to get right). Had this app for years, even when it went off the store for a bit I held onto it. Glad it came back and have an opportunity to support whoever made this

What’s new

[2.4.1]
- Small bug fixes

[2.4.0]
- Added "Plasma" renderer
- Updated dependencies