DeckShow
A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Castika DeckShow: Idle-time audio show for Elgato Stream Deck and Bitfocus Companion surfaces: your buttons become a live meter that listens to the room.
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An audio-reactive visualizer for the Elgato Stream Deck (Bitfocus Companion included). While your computer sits idle, your deck becomes a visualizer. It runs on macOS and Windows.
English / 한국어 / 日本語
(If it is not on your computer yet, follow what the installer tells you.)
Make a folder wherever you want the program to live.
Copy the archive you downloaded from the GitHub repository into that folder and unpack it. The dev/ folder on GitHub holds the development sources, so you do not need it to run the program.
If you use the Stream Deck app
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