audio visualiser
A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. A powerful, dual-mode audio visualisation component with real-time WebGL effects. Built with React, TypeScript, and Web Audio API.
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A powerful, dual-mode audio visualisation component with real-time WebGL effects. Built with React, TypeScript, and Web Audio API.
Originally created by mattallmighty for the LedFx project as an integrated visualizer. Refactored by mattallmighty (Blade) to support both standalone and dynamic module loading, enabling use as a standalone microphone visualizer or integrated with backend audio streams.
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