SoundColors - Music Visualizer vs Spectre Usage & Stats

SoundColors is an ad-free visual music player and manager that strives to make your music more visually enjoying Currently it - Provides 40+ GPU-accellerated colorful and realtime audio-reactive visualizers and effects. - Implements the state-of-art onset/beat detection algorithm for better audio/visual reaction using DSP - Visualizes live audio from Microphone - Supports different music/audio sources of iTunes, Clouds and local MP3 songs - Includes feature-loaded music player with playlist support - Includes web based on-device music file manager - Supports external display presentation - Support fast effect navigation using left/right swipe gesture in portrait/landscape fullscreen mode - Supports different cloud storage like iCould, DropBox, OneDrive and Google Drive via iOS "Files App" Please note some visualizer effects in this App are not suitable for use by individuals with diagnosed or undiagnosed conditions/disorders including (but not limited to) Epilepsy and photosensitivity. Viewer discretion is advised.

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Spectre

Spectre is an iOS audio analysis utility designed to be useful and visually appealing, making use of retina displays. Feature Highlights: • FFT(Fast Fourier Transform) Analysis • Oscilloscope • Customizable Features: Wave Amplitude, Sample/Time Control, Line Width • Linear & Logarithmic Wave Forms • Pause/Play Controls • Zoom in/out on the Waveform! • Optimized for iPhone 3,4,5 and iOS 7 Currently this app takes input from standard input, and external mics. Cross-app sound analysis coming soon! Waveform recording also coming soon!