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Sungalizer

Sungalizer turns live audio, instruments, records, apps, or a DAW mix into monochrome reactive visuals.

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Spectrum A direct frequency view for watching balance and peaks, with span, gain, smoothing and gate controls.
Sungalizer Spectrum view screenshot.
Depth A depth view of the incoming spectrum, with field of view, height, rotation and spin controls.
Sungalizer Depth view screenshot in amber monochrome.
Trace A spectrogram-like trace for seeing texture, buildup and decay over time, with gain and speed controls.
Sungalizer Trace view screenshot.
Scope An oscilloscope-style view for amplitude, transients and rhythmic shape, with zoom, amplitude, hold and offset controls.
Sungalizer Scope view screenshot.
Quad Four signal views at once, with width, data and X/Y division controls for arranging the readout.
Sungalizer Quad view screenshot.
Scheme Sungalizer includes 2 predefined scheme colors and a custom color selector for building a monochrome interface around the room, screen or set.
Sungalizer Scheme view screenshot.
Applied Scheme The selected color carries across every mode. Here it is applied to Quad view as a full monochrome interface.
Sungalizer Quad view screenshot with a custom pink color scheme.

Input selector

Select any input exposed by the system: built-in microphone, audio interface, aggregate device, or virtual loopback. Sungalizer listens to the chosen source and renders the incoming signal live.

DAW on macOS

  1. Route the DAW master or bus output to a virtual audio device such as BlackHole on macOS.
  2. Select that same device in Sungalizer's audio source selector.
  3. To hear the DAW at the same time, create a Multi-Output Device in Audio MIDI Setup with BlackHole and your monitor output.

DAW on Windows

  1. Use an audio interface loopback input, or route the DAW output to a virtual cable such as VB-CABLE or Voicemeeter.
  2. Select the loopback or cable input in Sungalizer's audio source selector.
  3. Use the interface monitor path, the DAW monitor path, or a virtual mixer if you need to hear the signal while sending it to Sungalizer.