Transform videos and audio into unique computational art. Customize with your own settings, color palettes, and audio samples. Save and share your creations across devices.
1.5.8
January 25, 2024
Maintenance update to prevent some views and controls from not displaying clearly when device is set to dark mode. Previous update: In this maintenance update internal links to internet resources, which may be displayed in the users default web browser, were changed from using protocol "http" to "https". The main difference between "http" and "https" lies in the level of security they provide when transmitting data over the internet. This ensures the security and privacy of data, protecting users from potential security threats. Additionally, many modern browsers display a padlock icon or "Secure" label for HTTPS connections, instilling trust in users.
MoreSpectra generates computational art based on mathematical principles. It can create linear, radial, arc, and chord art forms by processing video frames and audio levels.
Yes, you can use your device's videos, screen recordings, or favorite movies as input. You can also load separate audio files to modulate the art.
You can save your settings and presets within the app or use iCloud to save settings, enabling sharing between iOS and Mac devices.
Spectra allows you to save your art as high-resolution PNG images or resolution-independent PDF files, suitable for printing at any supported resolution.
Spectra is free to download and use and does not contain advertisements.
Spectra can illustrate mathematical concepts such as transformations, functions, plots, plane geometry, trigonometry, and randomness through its art generation process.
Yes, Spectra can serve as a platform for educators to integrate mathematical computation with creative art, offering a fun way to visualize and experiment with applied math.
Spectra is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.
