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Turn your phone or tablet into a fantastic audio viewer. Easy to use and customize. Choose from several preset settings of incredible colors or create your own. CAVA is a bar spectrum audio viewer based on my own open source project with the same name. Take the audio from the device's microphone and visualize the amplitude of the different frequencies as bars on the screen. Each bar represents a certain bandwidth of low to high frequencies. The leftmost bar starts at 50 Hz and the rightmost...

Winamp is a media player that gained widespread popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s for its user-friendly interface and extensive customization options. Originally developed by Nullsoft, it quickly became a go-to choice for playing audio files, particularly MP3s. Known for its sleek design, visualizer effects, and compatibility with numerous audio formats, Winamp allowed users to create and manage playlists, apply skins for a personalized look, and access plug-ins to extend its functionality. Though its popularity has waned with the advent of streaming services, Winamp still holds a nostalgic place in the hearts of many early internet users, and it continues to receive occasional updates.

GLava is a real-time OpenGL audio spectrum visualizer for Linux desktops that renders directly onto your desktop background. Designed for users who enjoy live audio visualizations integrated with their environment, it supports shader-based effects and customization for creating stunning reactive visuals. GLava works with PulseAudio and ALSA and can be embedded seamlessly with tiling window managers or traditional desktop setups.

projectM is an OpenGL based advanced music visualization program for Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows. It is backward compatible with all the features of Milkdrop 1.x (and now 2.x), but has many new toys and enhancements.

sound_vis is a tool, written in C using the X11 libraries and esound support, to display sound as read from the sound device.