Years before the iPod was a thing, many of us relied on an app called Winamp to listen to MP3s. It was free, it was simple, but most of us used it for its visualizers that created complex, trippy ...

According to Plex Labs’ blog post about the app, Plexamp serves a handful of functions: It’s “an homage to the past, a testbed for experimentation and play, and frankly, a way to learn fancy new ...

Winamp eat your heart out, because thanks to the Microsoft Kinect in the hands of [Samarth] there’s a new way to make your screen dance along with you. He created a music visualizer demo that takes ...

K I don't want to use my computer cd player pumped out to my stereo as my source, but could I pump the sound in from my stereo and still display the visualization built into winamp?<BR><BR> Or is ...

Technology has given us (nearly) everything we could possibly need to enhance the experience of listening to music, but nothing hits quite like hearing your favorite albums while entranced by the ...

That's the only thing I miss about my PC. Winamp isn't even a very good MP3 player, but it has the best visualization engine. iTunes' five year old visualization is pretty poor in comparison. Does ...

A self-described "hippie who barely knows how to use a microwave" used Claude AI to build a fully functional music visualizer from scratch in a single day. According to a viral post on the ClaudeAI ...