[HN Gopher] Free Music/Audio Visualizer Software to Render Videos
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Free Music/Audio Visualizer Software to Render Videos
Author : saqux
Score : 38 points
Date : 2023-02-28 17:27 UTC (5 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (github.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (github.com)
| ThinkBeat wrote:
| I have tried a few different systems for audio visualization. The
| first I ever used was on a ZX Spectrum. I remember it to be uber
| cool. For what it was working with hardware wise it was a
| stunning achievement.
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| What I dont like in what I tried so far is the "Pick a template".
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| That goes boring really fast for me. I want it to evolve, to
| change, make it a journey instead of just repeating variations on
| a graphical "template"
|
| I think AI (oh I hate using that term) bots could do a lot of
| cool stuff in this space.
| UltimateEdge wrote:
| The gifs look great, but it would be cool to see what this
| visualisation looks like with audio (ideally without having to
| join a discord server). Maybe the authors could choose a best-
| case-scenario audio track and use it as a demo.
|
| It would also be great if a generic Linux executable could be
| provided, for those of us who don't run Debian-based distros.
| hacknewslogin wrote:
| >It would also be great if a generic Linux executable could be
| provided, for those of us who don't run Debian-based distros.
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| Seconded, I have a few cyberdeck projects in mind built into
| old boomboxes. I'd love a visualizer that could be run on a Pi
| and PiZero. I'm not familiar enough with linux to know if it
| would work with the distros I plan to use.
| Logans_Run wrote:
| A really nicely laid out landing page. It managed to convey what
| it is and what it does at a glance.
| jalino23 wrote:
| its not open source? I don't see the code on the github link.
| dylan604 wrote:
| "If you create and new template your are invited to share it
| with community or at least a showcase on our discord server. I
| am very excited to see what a real blender artist could do with
| this software ."
|
| They are more than happy for you to share with them though
| bjg2 wrote:
| By far the best tool for music viz is Videobolt
| (https://videobolt.net/templates/music-
| visualization?utm_sour...). It has amazing templates, you edit
| them up in browser, it renders them up for you, you don't need to
| have custom tools or strong machine for rendering...
|
| Final video is not free though, but unlimited subscription is
| extremely cheap.
| TavsiE9s wrote:
| No license, no code. Not much to go by except binaries and
| pictures.
| donnowhy wrote:
| call me old school... but why is this even on github? there's no
| code... just a README (an advertisement?) with a tutorial and a
| link to download a binary blob
|
| this feels like some kind of 'guerrilla advertisement' or
| something, piggybacked into github for no reason other than (what
| seems to be) "PR"-style reasoning
| latexr wrote:
| The binary is hosted on GitHub too, so it's likely a way to
| save on hosting costs.
| AbusiveHNAdmin wrote:
| [dead]
| whiddershins wrote:
| I wonder why the songs beats are only from 1-4
| anentropic wrote:
| What are the pre-requisites for running this?
|
| I downloaded the .dmg but I get "Error: Cannot read properties of
| undefined (reading 'qm-vamp-plugins')"
|
| Does this need Blender installed?
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