Music Visualizer - Vibely

Vibely v4.0.2 brings Vibely to the Mac, folds Dust, Starfield and Snow into one Particles layer, and rebuilds every panel as an inspector. VIBELY ON MAC: - The same editor, as a native Mac app: every project in its own window, a timeline you click, drag, trim and pinch to zoom, media through the open panel, and the commands where a Mac keeps them. PARTICLES: - Dust, Starfield and Snow are now one Particles layer. Choose the shape (star, ring, heart, flower, snowflake, triangle, diamond, plus, crescent or a digit), how many, which way they fly, and how much depth they have. Projects made with the old layers open exactly as they were. ONE INSPECTOR: - Every panel moved into one place: a column beside the canvas on a Mac and a wide iPad, a sheet on iPhone. The controls are the system's own, so a slider, a menu or a colour well behaves the way it does everywhere else. THE SONG ON THE TIMELINE: - The song is the timeline's first row, drawn as its own waveform. Tap it for the Music panel: choose or replace the song, trim it on that waveform, and fade it in and out. THE BACKGROUND VIDEO IS A LAYER: - It sits as the first row, with placement, effects, content mode and loop of its own. It now imports without being re-encoded and plays from a small preview copy, so dragging through a 4K clip follows your finger while the export still draws the original. MORE TO BUILD WITH: - Blend modes and Z position on every layer - The Waveform draws as a line, bars, a solid shape or dots, coloured by frequency - Timer styles: Clock, Block, Pixel and LED - Copy one layer's effects onto any other layer - Full-screen preview, with nothing on screen but Play - Rotation can speed up with the music - Settings shows your plan and when it renews VOICEOVER: - The editor and the timeline can be read and edited with VoiceOver: layers with their start and length, moving and trimming them, and every setting row by name. FIXES: - A projects database that won't open no longer stops the app at launch - A song that goes bad part way through no longer crashes the app - A video shot sideways is drawn upright, and stays upright in the export - Songs and videos longer than 15 minutes are refused with a clear message - The timeline stops at the song's start and end - A square or triangle spectrum spaces the bars on its last edge evenly - The Timer shows every number correctly on every device - Frequency Range's Min and Max each open a picker, and the slider drags again - An undone rename shows on the timeline while playback is paused - A long song title no longer makes an export fail