A WebGL Music Visualizer
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A WebGL Music Visualizer
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Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#2For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
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#3https://www.kaleidosync.com this is the actual product. Requires a spotify login though.
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#4For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
Back then I could run a music visualizer offline. I have no idea why this website requires me to log in to Spotify.
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#5For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
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.
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#6For those nostalgic folks that miss music visualisers
I'm running one on my TV right now through Kodi
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#7What is the license of this project? Before looking at the code I usually want to know that in case I wanted to reuse or contribute. I didn’t find a LICENSE file or any note. Does anyone know?
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#8Doesn't seem to work on my iPad unfortunately.
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#9Cute idea and great execution. The first track I tried [1] has no discernible "Beat" so it kinda just goes wild at its own tempo, a total mismatch for the music I was playing.
1. The Album Leaf https://open.spotify.com/artist/02uPe16VFxPaiueQsPEDkE
Re: A WebGL Music Visualizer
#10What is the license of this project? Before looking at the code I usually want to know that in case I wanted to reuse or contribute. I didn’t find a LICENSE file or any note. Does anyone know?
If there’s no license, all rights are reserved.