Milkwave vs Morlet

Turn your iPhone and iPad into a real-time 120 FPS audio visualizer powered by Apple Metal. Milkwave transforms music from your local files, microphone, or external audio interfaces into fluid 3D visual art. Whether you are listening at your desk, producing in a studio, or driving an external display or projector at an event, Milkwave brings responsive visual motion to every beat. NEW: MILKWAVE COMPOSER 3D Shader Studio: Design your own visual modes by stacking up to 4 generative layers (3D Tunnel, Laser Canyon, Plasma Core, Wave Ribbons, Radial EQ, Sacred Mandala, Voronoi, and Starfield). Deep Control & Modulation: Route Bass, Mid, Treble, Beat, and dual LFOs to any knob, shape long 3D camera flights, and sequence multi-scene timelines with smooth transitions. KEY FEATURES: -35 Metal Visualizer Modes & 10 Themes: From Club LED Walls, Interactive Pioneer DJ Decks, and Lasers to Atmospheric Landscapes, Cozy Fireplace, and Meditative Therapy scenes. -Personal Visual Modes: Animate up to 6 photos with beat-reactive shaders in Photo Pulse Studio, or project custom 3D stage lettering with Kinetic Typography. -Flexible Audio Inputs: Switch seamlessly between the built-in Local Music Player (with playlist, shuffle & demo tracks), built-in microphone, or external USB-C audio interfaces. -Philips Hue Light Sync: Stream real-time color and beat reactions directly to your Hue Bridge and Entertainment Areas with 6 sync modes. -Live 5-Band EQ & Touch Controls: Fine-tune frequency response, speed, and intensity with intuitive multi-touch gestures, pinch-to-zoom, and auto-shuffle. 1-00% Private, Offline & Ad-Free: All audio analysis happens live in memory—nothing is ever recorded or uploaded. No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions.

Morlet shows the sound around you as a live, scrolling picture of frequency over time. Sing, play, whistle or just listen to a room, and watch notes, harmonics, rhythm and noise appear as they happen. TWO WAYS TO SEE SOUND • Spectrum: a fast Fourier transform with up to 288 rows and 8,192-sample frequency detail, on a log or linear axis. • Wavelet: a continuous Morlet scalogram with up to 48 scales per octave, giving low notes precise pitch and high sounds precise timing. Mexican Hat, Haar and Daubechies 8 wavelets are included too. OPEN ANY AUDIO • Play songs, voice memos and recordings from Files, or share audio to Morlet from other apps, with the graph scrolling in sync and a slider to jump around. READ ANY MOMENT • Tap or drag on the graph to read the frequency, nearest note with cents, level and time at that point. • Freeze the picture to study a moment while the microphone keeps running. • A pitch line traces the note across the graph with markers at its harmonics, and the tuner shows the note and cents. • A spectrum curve above the graph shows the current spectrum with averaging and peak hold, or octave and third-octave bars. • Save any view as an image to share. TUNE IT TO WHAT YOU HEAR • One-tap setups for music and singing, speech, drums, hum and machinery, and birdsong. • Set the lowest and highest frequency to put every row where you need it. • Choose the window shape and A or C frequency weighting, and generate sine, triangle, square and sawtooth tones or a full-range sweep. • Adjust frequency detail, time overlap, brightness and contrast. MAKE IT YOURS • A lab-notebook design in ink on white, or matte black for night use. • Choose your accent color and graph colors, including Ink, Sepia, Inferno, Grayscale and fully custom colors. • A built-in guide explains what each setting is for. RECORD AND EXPORT • Record sessions and share them as uncompressed WAV audio, CSV analysis data in decibels, and JSON metadata describing the settings used. • Recordings stay on your device until you share them. ON IPAD • A larger graph with every analysis setting open beside it, in portrait or landscape. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Morlet has no accounts, ads, tracking or in-app purchases, and collects no data. Audio is analyzed on your device and never leaves it unless you share a recording. Good for musicians, singers, sound designers, students, teachers, audio engineers, bird lovers, and anyone curious about what they are hearing.