Give your listening time something to look at. LIQUIDWAVE turns audio into moving art on your Mac. Let 40 scenes across 8 styles play behind your desktop icons, or connect a projector and fill your living room with visuals while listening to records. Use system audio or your microphone, with playback controls at the notch. Wave plus one scene of your choice are free forever. Unlock all scenes for $19.99 once. No subscription.

Hi Product Hunt! I built LIQUIDWAVE to give your listening time something to look at.

Quiet lines, flowing colour, liquid metal and more: there are 40 scenes across 8 styles.

Keep it behind your desktop icons while music plays, or connect your Mac to a projector and fill your living room with visuals while listening to records. The Mac version also has playback controls at the notch.

And some launch-day news: LIQUIDWAVE is now available on the App Store for Mac, iPhone and iPad!

On Mac, the visuals react to system audio or your microphone. On iPhone and iPad, they use the microphone to respond to music playing around you. For records, speakers or instruments, just let the mic listen.

Wave plus one scene you choose are free forever. Full Unlock is a one-time $19.99 purchase, with no subscription. A direct Mac download is also available at liquidwave.app.

Where would you use it: at your desk, with your record player, or somewhere else? I’d love to hear about your setup.

I m the maker of LIQUIDWAVE, a music visualizer for Mac launching here on September 19.

You can keep the visuals on your desktop, or connect a projector and fill your living room with them while listening to records. Microphone input lets the visuals react to music playing in the room.

Here s a short demo: https://youtu.be/tTpFi87OXTU

Would you use something like this at your desk, in your living room, or somewhere else?

I m the maker of LIQUIDWAVE, a music visualizer for Mac launching here on September 19.

You can keep the visuals on your desktop, or connect a projector and fill your living room with them while listening to records. Microphone input lets the visuals react to music playing in the room.

Here s a short demo: https://youtu.be/tTpFi87OXTU

Would you use something like this at your desk, in your living room, or somewhere else?

LIQUIDWAVE

Turn music into moving art, from your desktop to your room

Turn music into moving art, from your desktop to your room

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Where would you use a music visualizer?

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