zigscene
A free audio player demo — play it in your browser, no install. fun little music visualization, "demo scene"
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An audio visualizer built with Zig and raylib. Play an audio file or capture live audio, customize the built-in layers, or write a Lua scene.
Zig 0.16.0 · Releases · Documentation
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Open Scene / 5 and choose Palette (built-in layers), Orbit (2D), or Sculpture (3D). Each example has an Audio response slider and editable source.
Lua is embedded; no separate installation is needed. Files reload when saved, and F5 reloads manually. Start with the Lua scene guide, then use its API and settings reference.
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