Web Audio Synthesis & Visualization

P2P | 16 December 2021 | 1.14 GB

Learn to create sounds using nothing but code! Synthesize and visualize audio, and add fun effects with javascript. Use these skills to build custom audio into games, web applications, or art projects in the browser. You’ll appreciate the richness of sound that is only possible with the web audio API!

Music Visualization WiN

Team TiNYiSO | 05 Mar 2021 | 5.98GB

Overture Music Visualization is a solo-dev project created in Unreal Engine and released for the Windows platform. It captures audio in realtime from any source, including Youtube, Spotify, Pandora, VLC and others, and features 50+ customization options across several categories. The goal of the Overture project is to create a versatile, general purpose music visualization utility with robust configuration options to make it suitable for personal use, video creation, or streaming.

GON v1.0.0 WiN

Team R2R | September 22 2020 | 8 MB

PLATFORM: WiN32/64 – VST/VST3/AAX

A free, universal visualization plug-in for stereo bus masters.

Introduction: Available for all major plug-in formats, including VST 2, VST 3 and AAX for macOS and Windows plus Audio Units for macOS, GŌN (rhymes with “lone”) is a free software goniometer that authentically replicates an analog oscilloscope experience while keeping complexity at bay. This “phase scope” plug–in quickly conveys global trends and troubles, with a visual out–of–phase warning built in. Plus, an optional autogain feature insures that you’ll see an understandable display with a very wide range of input amplitudes.

MAATgo v1.0.2 WiN

Team R2R | 14 Mar 2021 | 8.5MB

PLATFORM: WiN32/64 – STANDALONE/VST/VST3/AAX

A universal monitor controller and visualization plug-in for computer audiophiles. If music is your profession, your passion or both, MAATgo is for you. MAATgo is explicitly built for everyone who listens to HRA (High Resolution Audio) files and streams on their computer. In the Golden Age of consumer hi–fi, some preamplifiers had not only a “balance” knob, but stereo/mono blend controls and even an oscilloscope to instantaneously display amplitude, frequency and the phase relationship between left and right channels. Marantz, Panasonic, Pioneer and SAE sometimes included an oscilloscope in their receivers, while the Apt Corporation’s legendary and groundbreaking Holman Preamplifier had a range of channel re–routing switches and a continuous stereo/mono blend control. This was not “feature creep,” needless features just to fill out a list. The Apt’s re–patching and intermix controls served a very useful purpose.