won’t play along with sound from Garageband unless I put in on speakers. Shame.
Estimation application downloads and cost
Description
DiscoBrick is a standalone audio visualizer.
It visually responds to every note and beat of your audio captures, creating dazzling visual effects that are a treat to the eye, with 90+ Themes that could be enriched by your own pictures or live video.
Highlights;
- Support Stereo 3D on any active/passive/autostereo 3D TV or 3D device supporting SBS (side-by-side) stereo 3D;
- Works in Window, Fullscreen and in background as a Live Desktop;
- Uses default Audio Input (default Mic, Line-In or any other external input device recognized by OSX) with adjustable sensitivity;
- Optional Video Input using the built-in or external camera (if available);
- Textures in themes can be replaced with your own pictures, Flickr pictures and live video (if a camera is available);
- User Defined RSS URL feed to display news over visualization, in three cool fonts;
- Control Panel available in three size with predefined and custom skins;
- The Theme Manager help you to enable/disable and sort any theme you like to find your optimal sequence;
- Customizable framerate from low to high speed;
Hardware requirements:
- An active audio source, like internal or external mic, USB or line-in;
- A 32/64bit Intel Mac using at least OS X 10.6 (performance may vary depending on resolution and GPU), latest version was tested on 10.11 with XCode7;
- Optional: a camera can replace textures in realtime;
- Optional: an active/passive/autostereo 3D TV/Projector hardware for 3D stereo display.
Health Warning:
DiscoBrick can create flashing lights which may not be suitable for photosensitive epilepsy.
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It visually responds to every note and beat of your audio captures, creating dazzling visual effects that are a treat to the eye, with 90+ Themes that could be enriched by your own pictures or live video.
Highlights;
- Support Stereo 3D on any active/passive/autostereo 3D TV or 3D device supporting SBS (side-by-side) stereo 3D;
- Works in Window, Fullscreen and in background as a Live Desktop;
- Uses default Audio Input (default Mic, Line-In or any other external input device recognized by OSX) with adjustable sensitivity;
- Optional Video Input using the built-in or external camera (if available);
- Textures in themes can be replaced with your own pictures, Flickr pictures and live video (if a camera is available);
- User Defined RSS URL feed to display news over visualization, in three cool fonts;
- Control Panel available in three size with predefined and custom skins;
- The Theme Manager help you to enable/disable and sort any theme you like to find your optimal sequence;
- Customizable framerate from low to high speed;
Hardware requirements:
- An active audio source, like internal or external mic, USB or line-in;
- A 32/64bit Intel Mac using at least OS X 10.6 (performance may vary depending on resolution and GPU), latest version was tested on 10.11 with XCode7;
- Optional: a camera can replace textures in realtime;
- Optional: an active/passive/autostereo 3D TV/Projector hardware for 3D stereo display.
Health Warning:
DiscoBrick can create flashing lights which may not be suitable for photosensitive epilepsy.
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Application availability
Available in countries
| Country | Price |
|---|---|
| Canada | free |
| China | free |
| France | free |
| Germany | free |
| Italy | free |
| Netherlands | free |
| Portugal | free |
| Spain | free |
| Poland | free |
| UK | free |
| India | free |
| Japan | free |
| Poland | free |
| Russia | free |
| Turkey | free |
| USA | free |
| Korea, Republic Of | free |
| Ukraine | free |
Available for devices
MacDesktop,Reviews
seems to work fairly well but only from external sound
Eh
It’s alright visually but from what I can tell it doesn’t actually listen to the music so it doesn’t move with the music. Boo.
Works Poorly
It crashes easily, and doesn’t seem to react to the music being played on my computer. I’d say it’s pretty close to worthless.
Not bad
I’d like to see a built in music player instead of using iTunes, Works good with Apple TV. How about some simple visualizations?
Works, but visualization looks like it’s from the early 90’s
After reading the reviews, I was a little worried it wasn’t going to work that well. After using it, it detected all sound and reacted just fine. The visualizations, however, are the block-iest blinding fluorescent graphics I’ve seen in decades. Terrible. Not pretty at all and definitely not something I want to see with my music. Still hoping Spotify gets a decent visualizer soon.
Audio doesn’t seem to affect it
Re-checked that the correct audio channel is set and restarted the app a few times - unfortunately music playing in iTunes has no effect on the visuals.
Not working
Does not work with external soundcard as input on a MAC. Stay away!
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