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!
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This ferrofluid visualizer turns sound into motion
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 ...
Audio VisualizerConverts wav files into video files (mp4) where shapes (lines, circles, and squares) vibrate according to the ...
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