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iBeams Music Visualizer

iBeams Music Visualizer

by gedalia.net

7 ratings
102 reviews
🎬 Entertainment
🎵 Music
$0.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 13, 2009
  • March 8, 2023

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gedalia.net
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Experience a truly interactive music visualizer that responds to your touch and sound. Create and manipulate a variety of psychedelic effects, from plasma beams to geometric shapes, and customize them with numerous editable parameters. Save your creations and share them with friends.

✓Interactive procedural special effects
✓Manipulate plasma, lightning, lasers, and more
✓Touch, pinch, zoom, and tilt controls
✓Responds to microphone input
✓15 different core effects
✓Over a dozen editable parameters
✓Kaleidoscope action
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What's New in iBeams Music Visualizer

4.2.1

March 8, 2023

Microphone input had broken in recent iOS release.

User reviews

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Brilliant, please update.... 😍

Love it in the hands free in the car.
LionkingmickLionkingmick

Response from developer

Updated, should work again… however can’t endorse driving and beaming..

Love it

Use it to relax and chill.
DslEnFloridaDslEnFlorida

Microphone input?

The app claims to work with anything the microphone hears, but as soon as I launch the app, my music app (Spotify) pauses. This feature may well work with external sources, but is useless for listening to sound coming off the same device.
$1K Master$1K Master

Played with this for years

I love this app and everything about it.
Could we get support so that I can keep Bluetooth speakers connected while visualizing???
That change would be beyond perfect.
Angry YetiAngry Yeti

Awesome app for DJ visuals!

My old visual effects system (a laptop with Winamp), broke down and I needed something quick. It turns out that this visualizer not only responds to microphone input, but also allows you to manipulate the visuals in real time with just your fingers!

Great job on this, and well worth the money!
PeaceGrenadePeaceGrenade
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FAQ

What does iBeams Music Visualizer do?

This app is an interactive procedural special effects system that acts as a music visualizer. It allows you to create and manipulate a variety of visual effects, such as plasma beams, lightning, lasers, and geometric shapes, that can respond to music played through your device's microphone or your touch.

What are the key features of iBeams Music Visualizer?

Key features include 15 different core effects that follow your fingers, over a dozen editable parameters like width and speed, kaleidoscope action for symmetry, and the ability to control motion blur, spin, zoom, and scale. It also features a unique controller framework for procedural parameter control and allows saving of custom settings.

How much does iBeams Music Visualizer cost?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app. There is no mention of free trials, subscriptions, or in-app purchases, indicating a one-time purchase model.

What devices is iBeams Music Visualizer compatible with?

The description mentions availability for iPad (iBeams HD) and iPhone/iPod touch. While specific iOS versions aren't detailed, it is designed for Apple mobile devices.

How can I use iBeams Music Visualizer with my music?

You can turn on your music and the app will respond to what your microphone hears. Sound intensity can be visualized as circles. You can also build your own music visualizer by connecting different controls to the microphone input for a more personalized experience.