Bonk'd Audio Visualizer

This is one of those things you never knew you needed or would enjoy. It really captivates you and is a great choice to fill an empty monitor. Just having it in the background it can serve you well as an oddly pleasing, mindless distraction: one where it'll fill the void and actually help you focus and relax, yet still let you think clearly and appreciate some music. I find it the perfect balance and solution for dealing with ADHD or general procrastination, as it keeps me stimulated while letting me stay engaged in anything and not getting consumed elsewhere and get off track. It is just a very satisfying addition to my environment and I'm glad it's creating some memorable moments when I want to just get lost in some music, whether that's deep in thought or as the ultimate escape when trying to zone out. It's well worth the boost in productivity and as a surprising game-changer for listening entertainment. You have to just try it out now and see for yourself what this has to offer because it's truly one of those hidden gems that will change the way you [strike]listen[/strike] experience audio forever. The magical amusement this creates will keep you wondering how it is so special and wishing you could have tried it sooner. I look forward to seeing how it develops and improves even further. [b]TLDR:[b] Oddly satisfying hidden gem; Runs flawlessly and a solid, unbroken product with promising development; No microtransactions or DLC; [b][u]Essential purchase / MUST BUY[/u][/b]

It is a great bit of software; I like how simple it is. It's really good for when I'm working on stuff and need something on in the background to keep me focused. The only issue is that there is no easy way to change the colour/wave height, I eventually got it working, but it wasn't very clear. a Built in UI would be better instead of messing with launch options. I still would totally recommend tho.

This is brilliant, and runs extremely well in mi [b]Linux[/b] system. I only wish it had two options. 1. Windowed mode, so I can change tunes while the animation is on (you can do this by alt tabing and then alt tabing or clicking back to the fullscreen app, but a windowed mode still would be appreciated. 2. A way to change colors via keyboard. You can change the colors via launch commands, but it'd be cool if you could change colors (or even better, color palettes) on the fly while using the app.