At least now something is plugged into my line in.

Basically just going out and back in feels stupid but we'll.

So I took the cable out of my stereo which is from line out and piggy backed into the line in. So it's like it's listening to music that isn't there. I don't have Spotify playing anything yet. And then go to visualizer it says line input on the screen and then starts to play the visualizer but. I use an HDMI cable from one of my video cards to display my PC on my tv in the same room because I've been playing games on the tv for a couch experience.īut here's the weird part. When I click on my sound settings my line in is disabled because nothing is plugged in. I understand that it can use linein:// to use that as an audio channel but I get the feeling my visualizer is just working for the sake of working. So in short I have downloaded winamp and it comes preloaded with milkdrop. And no one could accidentally become upset when you use your own preset to make a video. Of course I could maybe just simply use other people’s marvellous presets which are already out there, but I’d want to tinker in a meaningful way on my own too. I googled a bit but mainly I find something entirely different from Milkdrop-like things, like simple web-based visualizators with neat oscilloscope bars and fancy backgrounds-thanks but no. I would wait until projectM acquires this feature but how long?. But the first thing is editing on the fly. Then I managed to revive AVS in my audio player, because it’s what I experimented a bit a decade or so earlier, but of course because it’s dated it renders with quite a slow FPS in fullscreen, and also it crashes the player from time to time, which is no go.īut the AVS’s presentation of pipeline is quite clear for me to use and experiment on the fly, so maybe you know something contemporary and good-behaving like projectM but with more ease in fiddling with presets? I tried some visual flow-chart-y thing and it was even worse, so I’m all for more traditional programming style but maybe with a little bit more modularity (like AVS did).

Recently I remembered about old winamp’s AVS and Milkdrop in hope to make enticing music videos with them in the future, but despite projectM running neatly and smoothly I stumble before the open door as it (at least the Windows versions at MS Store and Steam) seems to lack a way to edit presets on the fly, and that makes learning to use it way harder for me.

Milkdrop visualizer for spotify