Finally! The simple sound wave visualizer l needed
I scoured the internet and searched the App Store for days testing and deleting one app after the next, and nothing worked for my needs, until I discovered MuVis Sound Visualizer. This is a simple use-case for personal use, and I needed to upload audio files (not music just voice audio) and be able to see the sound waves on the screen. No it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of some other apps but in this case those extras were getting in the way of my simple needs for this project. I love the simplicity, the ease of use, and the additional options in this app to customize the look of the sounds on screen. I haven’t tried yet but I’m hoping to be able to screen record the visuals and then use them in a video. Thanks to the developer(s)!
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Response from developer
Thank you very much for the 5-star review and the kind words.
Very very good!
Super cool. Love it!
Response from developer
Thank you very much for the 5-star review and the kind words.
Excellent
Updated version of this app works perfectly on my MacMini 2020, M1 chip 8GB memory, macOS Ventura 13.2.1., analysing audio from external mike and MP3. It creates interesting visual results from audio, particularly when analysing voice to indicate how vocal harmonic frequencies are affected by the vocal tract resonances. Detailed explanations of the visualisations are available by clicking the VisG button.
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Its simple and easy
Nice spectrum
very pleased
This works, many others don't or require additional $$$
very pleased
This works, many others don't or require additional $$$
Response from developer
ET Home, I invite you to contact me at kbromley@me.com. I am the developer of MuVis and would love to get feedback from you on how to make it better. Keith
Surprisingly interesting and intriguing
I've started using your music visualiser. I imagine it being used in public places where music is playing (cafe, restaurant) especially where there is a lot of background noise and it might be a way of connecting people to the music to help them synchronise. I suppose it could also benefit people who are hard of hearing with respect to inclusivity. And I wonder if it could also help with the hard of hearing to learning to dance - to visually see what was happening with the music? Great work!
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