Years before the iPod was a thing, many of us relied on an app called Winamp to listen to MP3s. It was free, it was simple, but most of us used it for its visualizers that created complex, trippy ...

Flashing LEDs are all well and good, but they’re even better if they can sync up with ambient sounds or music. [mircemk] has built the LUMAZOID visualizer to do just that, relying on some staple maker ...

Google has updated its innovative tool that lets you paint and sculpt in virtual reality by adding another, groundbreaking dimension: sound. The updated Tilt Brush now features audio reactive brushes ...

This abstract film reveals visually, the sensation of nostalgia and the way we can become stuck in our pasts with resistance to moving forward. Retro-Retro is an audio-reactive visualizer inspired by ...

Tilt Brush, which is one of the most amazing experiences you can have in virtual reality, lets users of HTC’s Vive create three-dimensional paintings using a wide variety of artistic tools. The ...

Tilt Brush, the virtual reality paint application from Google, saw an update today that brought with it a whole new ‘audio reactive mode’—now making your trippy creations pulse to the beat of your own ...

Every once in a while a seemingly pointless computing question of mine becomes an obsession. This week, that question is, "Whatever happened to music visualizers? And can I still use one?" In the ...