Sensitivity and opacity are saved for each visualization
Changes are applied instantly—no OK button needed
Audio Source
Captures system audio directly
No virtual audio cables or drivers required
Music, videos, games—anything with audio
Supports microphones and line inputs
Audio devices detected automatically
Audio is never modified or delayed
Window & Desktop
Borderless window—drag it from anywhere
Resize grip in the lower-right corner
Always on top
Click-through mode
Desktop Widget Mode
Global shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+J) brings the window to the front, exits Widget mode, and makes it
editable
Remembers window size and position
Minimizes to the system tray
Make It Yours
Beat Image: make any image pulse to the bass
Animated Text: make any text dance to the music
Four text reactions: Per Band, Pulse, Bounce and Shake
Use any system font
Individual settings for every visualization
Adjust the camera angle, height and floor grid in 3D bars
LED segments, gradients, reflections, stroke styles and halos
Smoothing option for Bars and Spectrograms
Presets: save the full state of a visualization under a name and reapply it later
Ctrl+scroll, Ctrl+drag, and Ctrl+double-click to zoom, reposition, and reset a visualization
Restore the default look at any time
Or restore a single visualization, leaving the rest alone
Application & System
Works completely offline
10 interface languages
Keyboard shortcuts
Now Playing overlay: Shows the title, artist and a progress bar for whatever is
currently playing, for any player that reports this information to Windows (Media Player,
Spotify, YouTube in the browser, and most others). Enable it from Options → General.
Added Previous, Play, Pause, and Next playback buttons.
Combinable text styles for the Now Playing title
Cover art styles for Now Playing: Pin, Vinyl, Cover, Compact Disc, and Frame
Each Now Playing item can be shown always, only when a new song starts, or hidden—and dragged
anywhere on screen.
Launch at Windows startup (optional)
Settings saved automatically
Uses minimal system resources: rendering pauses when there's no audio or the window is hidden