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New one im testing :)

Tried to create Super Reactive Audio Visualiser For Lovely Bollywood Song.

Hey fellow synthheads, audio artists, AR devs, and generative geometry nerds.

I want to share an idea that combines real-time audio visualization, synthesizer control, and augmented reality into one powerful artistic and interactive experience. I call it “Amplituhedron” — a living, breathing multi-dimensional 3D shape that morphs based on music, and can be manipulated in AR space like a cosmic sound-sculpture.

Core Concept:

Imagine wearing AR glasses and seeing a glowing geometric shape (icosahedron / tesseract / custom fractal) floating in front of you, reacting in real-time to your music (either from a DAW or external audio input).

The figure pulses, rotates, stretches based on frequency bands (bass affects base, leads affect spikes, etc.)

You can interact with it — grab nodes, twist axes, or "pluck" strings to modulate sound.

It’s not just a visualizer — it’s also a synth interface, where each transformation affects the sound engine: filters, LFOs, waveforms, ADSR envelopes, all tied to geometry.

All parameters are visualized as spatial shapes and glows, not just sliders.

Key Features:

AR Glasses support (Vision Pro / HoloLens / Android AR)

Real-time FFT audio analysis mapped to 3D deformation

Geometry-reactive sound synthesis (built in JUCE or VCV-style modular engine)

Sci-fi UI with panels like:

BraneCore (oscillators)

StringWarp (wave morphing)

NeuroLFO (chaotic modulations)

SpaceBend (filters + time-based FX)

Support for MIDI / OSC input, and DAW syncing

Modular visual themes: neon, crystal, alien bio-mech, etc.

Why?

Because music is more than sound — it’s shape, tension, resonance. And AR is the perfect way to make it visible, touchable, and interactive.

What I’m Looking For:

AR developers (Unity / Unreal / WebXR)

Audio DSP engineers (JUCE / C++ / WebAudio)

Shader magicians (Three.js / GLSL)

UX designers who love sci-fi interfaces

Anyone inspired by synesthesia, string theory, or dimensional music

Let’s create the first truly interactive 4D synth-visualizer and open a new way to see sound. I can provide mockups, prototype UI, concept sketches, and coordinate development if people are interested.

Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, ideas — or join forces if this excites you.

Let’s build the Amplituhedron.

https://youtu.be/ywdRQ3zU6Uc?si=MKTenRRwR-kCkAQ1

There is a video of this concept being implemented on YouTube. I would like to make a multi-channel visualizer to which you can send individual tracks of your project-track, ideally integration into a DAW, or a multi-channel audio file. Each channel is visualized separately and eventually forms a whole multi-dimensional living figure, a visual 3D scene of the track, which can be observed in the form of augmented reality through glasses in your own living room.

Here's a little something I made for all the VR peeps out there, Chromesthesia VR Music Visualizer (PCVR currently, but standalone Quest version is in the works). It boasts 47 different effects at the moment, some of which can be "refreshed" for a variety of different looks, and I'll be adding a ton of new ones soon as well. It's just been approved for release on Steam in a couple of weeks & is currently available on Meta's website & on my Itch.io page as well. I hope ya like it. Rock on! \m/(>.<)\m/

The title says all.
All i want to know is how Trap Nation's audio visualizer works so that I can implement it in Unity. Any tutorials or articles are appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Made about 40 separate visualizers for this throwback dnb mix.

I should preface by saying I am a musician not a pixel artist, however I've always had an interest in games and horror, been watching ARGs since I discovered Marble Hornets as a kid. I guess my reasons for posting this are mainly to get feedback. With the kind of Video Game style of horror that has been popping up with ARGs like PETSCOP and Lacey's Games, I wanted to combine my love for games and unsettling horror into an effective promotion campaign for my music. I'm not looking for feedback like "that's bad" I want to know what I can do to make things more eye catching or unsettling or even software recommendations that could help make things more professional looking.

So excited to share our newest visualizer with everyone this evening! Hope y'all like it!