ProVisHD Music Visualizer

Try restarting the app. If the problem persists, please contact us at . Also, you might have set input mode to microphone. Read question 3 or restart the app.

No, no recording is being done. The app detects sound levels (as a series of numeric values from 0 to 256) and those values are then transformed into visual moving graphics. There's no recording involved in the process.

However, record mode does record the internal audio along with the visualizer and includes it in the exported video. The recording is saved locally only, for your use.

Esc to open the menu, then click sound source and click the dropdown to change between internal and microphone then you can select which microphone you want - but choose a physical one, not a virtual one.

You need to allow microphone access for you to use it as a source:

1. Click Start and search for "ProVisHD Music Visualizer"
2. Right click the app icon in the results below
3. Click App Settings
4. Under App permissions, below microphone, click ON.
5. Click Refresh Microphones in the app menu (under Sound Source select Micrphone first).

You need to allow microphone access for you to use it as a source:
1. Open System Settings (Cmd+space, then type "System Settings")
2. Go to Privacy & Security (in the navigation bar on the left)
3. Scroll down to Microphone
4. Toggle the on/off switch next to ProVisHD Music Visualizer (make sure it's ON).
5. Come back to the app and press the blue button below: "Refresh Microphones List".

The microphone mode works with microphones (or headphones that have mics on them) but they need to be on Bluetooth or USB. Please make sure the microphone/headphones are connected, or if you connected them after selecting mic mode, click the blue button: "Refresh Microphones List", then select the microphone you want to use.

Yes, the visualizer works with any audio source - either a streaming service, mp3s or any sound source that is internally playing on your desktop computer or externally, if you change the input source to a microphone.

Esc to open the menu, then click sound source and click the dropdown to change between internal and microphone then you can select which microphone you want - but choose a physical one, not a virtual one.

Shift+a and the app remains on top. You can scale it and move it to a corner if you're streaming or busy with something else.

• 0-9 / Q-P / A-L - Toggle specific visualizer from 1 to 29
• Left / Right Arrows - Change to prev/next visualizer
• Press Z - Visualizer Mode 2 toggle
• Hold/press: B / N / M / , / . - Toggle visualizer style
• + - Increase visualier sensitivity on bass
• - - Decrease visualier sensitivity on bass
• F11 - Toggle fullscreen
• Esc - Toggle app menu
• Ctrl + Shift + A - Toggle always on top
• Ctrl + H - Show/Hide window controls and rec button
• Ctrl + R - Reload App
• Ctrl + W - Quit app
• Double Click in Window - Toggle fullscreen (Windows only)
• Shift + Click on Record button- Start recording immediately (without showing options)
• Esc while recording - stop current recording and show save dialog

The app detects sound levels (as a series of numeric values from 0 to 256) and those values are then transformed into visual moving graphics. There's no recording involved in the process. And if you change the input source to a microphone, it's the same - the app detects the sound levels, it doesn't need to record sounds to show the graphics.

Yes, each visualizer has two modes/styles. Toggle between modes by pressing the Z key inside the app.

The app runs on Windows 10, Windows 11 and macOS. The app will run on any device, but it being a resource heavy app, you need a more performant desktop. See details in the store.

Yes! Download it in the download section!

No, no recording is being done. See 1st question - how it works. The app DOES use the microphone if you set the source to microphone mode in settings. But even then, it does not record sound, it only detects levels as numeric values.

However, record mode does record the internal audio along with the visualizer and includes it in the exported video. The recording is saved locally only, for your use.

I wish it were free, but - no, unfortunately it can't be, since there are development and distribution costs.

I can certainly look into it, and if it's something that can be done performantly and results in something visually appealing, I might include it in future updates. Contact me with your ideas.

We can talk about it. Contact me with your ideas.

Not at this point, and there's no plan to develop one, since most people enjoy music on their phones without wanting to look at the screen.

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