echolume
A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Live audio-reactive visuals for macOS. Metal-powered, low-latency, built for performance.
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A macOS app for live, audio‑reactive 2D visuals rendered with Metal. Echolume is meant as a performance tool: choose an audio input device (audio interface inputs, loopback inputs, mic, etc.), pick a visual theme/scene, tweak a few performance knobs, hit Ready, and perform.
Design goals: stable, low‑latency, minimal UI, beautiful results with few controls, and a clean architecture that's deterministic to extend.
Other repo docs: docs/ARCHITECTURE.md covers the layering, type contracts, milestones, and development conventions.
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