Audio VisualizerConverts wav files into video files (mp4) where shapes (lines, circles, and squares) vibrate according to the ...
So I'm curious what kind of visualization software is out there these days. I found a way to route my computer audio through a virtual out/in through VLC to use Goom (Goom really kicks the llamas ass!
Magnetic ferrofluid responds to sound by forming constantly changing shapes inside a desktop visualizer. The unusual movement turns audio into a fascinating visual display and creates an eye-catching ...