A downloadable tool for Windows

This is an audio visualiser I made when I was a student. It is made with C++, OpenGL and the now deprecated FMOD Ex. Volume not controllable so start from a low volume and slowly increase, I have capped it to be at 0.5 in-code.

Music: supapao - HEAVYLIGHT 

GitHub repositoryKenzeKua/AudioVisualizer

Note: You may have missing C++ redistributables, a quick google search may help you to download directly from Microsoft. Also let me know if you want a 1920 x 1080 version, currently it is only 1280 x 720.

Keyboard Controls
W - Move forwards

S - Move backwards

A - Move left

D - Move right

Q - Move up

E - Move down

Z/X - Toggle between fill and wireframe mode

How to change the music?
You can change the music by adding it in the "media" folder. Unfortunately I did not made an interface to add or remove music so the only way is to rename the new mp3 file to "supapao - HEAVYLIGHT". Make sure it is an mp3 file. 

Unfortunately, this also means that if you want to chain music and not have to constantly reopen the exe file, you need to chain your music by editing them into a single mp3 file through tools like Audacity. 

Why is the visualizer not reacting to some sounds?
I have capped the visualizer to only react in the range of 30 Hz ~ 7900 Hz.

Download

Download
OpenGL Audio Visualiser.zip 4.2 MB

Install instructions

1. Download WinRAR if your computer doesn't have it. 

2. Download the audio visualizer zip file to the location you want it to be placed.

3. Right click and select "Extract Here"

4. Open OpenGL Audio Visualizer > Release

5. And then open the HelloOpenGL.exe

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