For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
For those, there's this: https://butterchurnviz.com
It's a WebGL port of the Winamp visualizer.
A WebGL Music Visualizer
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Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#12For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
For those , there's this: https://butterchurnviz.com It's a WebGL port of the Winamp visualizer.
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#13Fantastic idea and implementation!
Just FYI, it seems that in the music community, there are quite some complaints about how Spotify distributes the income for artists. I don't know the details so no further comments from me. But I think it would be great if this project can be abstracted into an indie Web Audio visualisation lib. I would be keen to try it with my project Glicol:
There I have only basic visualisation so far.
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#14Consider adding sample audio file to test features without login to Spotify - Helpful for people who are on mobile and keep passwords on desktop password managers
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#15just curious how it would look like under German techno
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#16Consider adding sample audio file to test features without login to Spotify - Helpful for people who are on mobile and keep passwords on desktop password managers
...or just don't have a Spotify account.
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#17.gif it up man
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Back then I could run a music visualizer offline. I have no idea why this website requires me to log in to Spotify.
It doesn't sync to live audio it records/grabs. It uses the Spotify API that provides rythmn/intensity mappings for most (all?) songs. So basically the web page asks the API which song you're currently playing on Spotify and what BPM it has and it renders the visualization accordingly.
Also:
> In the future I'm going to tap into Spotify listening history so I can surface music recommendations and other features.
See: https://github.com/zachwinter/kaleidosync/blob/6136f79988867...
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#19Consider adding sample audio file to test features without login to Spotify - Helpful for people who are on mobile and keep passwords on desktop password managers
It currently seems to use Spotify's audio analysis API [1], which might be hard to replace.
[1] https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc...
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