I miss having a choice of music visualizations. What works with streaming subscriptions on a phone, TV, or PC?
What's a good way to get music visualizations with streaming services?
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On a Windows PC, projectM Music Visualizer is one option. Run it alongside your streaming app and use the audio as input. It's available free through Steam.
It has a similar appeal to MilkDrop, though whether you like the visuals as much is a matter of taste.
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If it's the old Winamp look you're after, Winamp is still available and MilkDrop is worth checking out. Webamp and Butterchurn are other options to look into, though check how each handles your audio source before settling on one.
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On a Mac, the Music app still has the old iTunes visualizer. That's a simple place to start if your music plays through that app, though it doesn't answer the phone or TV part.
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Thanks. A setup that also works on Android and a TV would be handy, but a desktop option is still useful.