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spectral drift

A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Spectral Drift: a Winamp-style music visualizer. Try it in your browser on Mac, Windows or Linux.

by @aaronaudio09 · aaronaudio09/spectral-drift on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON AARONAUDIO09.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 26 Oct 2026

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A Winamp-style music visualizer that turns whatever you're playing into living visuals.

Windows app (free): Microsoft Store

Ten visualizers: Hyperspace (endless zooms through space or your own picture), 3D Worlds (ten scenes drawn on your graphics card), Ink (a real fluid simulation you stir with the mouse), Swarm, Mandala, Laser show, 98 classic MilkDrop presets (242 with the extra pack), an AVS-style effect builder, the Classic analyzer and Reactor.

Bass, mid and high each drive the picture their own way, kicks, snares and hats hit harder, and Dynamics decides how calm quiet music looks.

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