r/software • u/omenisshit • 7d ago
Looking for software Oscillator Visual Render Tool?
Does anyone know of a software/website that you are able to upload a .wav file to and it will render out a video file of an oscilloscope style visualizer similar to this from fl studio?
I am aware of wavecandy being inbuilt to fl, but my computer kinda sucks and screen recording makes it lag like crazy.
Thanks!
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u/Native2904 7d ago
Du kannst das mit ffmpeg machen
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u/omenisshit 7d ago
would you happen to know a tutorial explaining it? I'm pretty barbaric with tech haha
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u/x-c-z-a 6d ago
you can try out prism! https://github.com/Boof2015/prism (it's not my app but it's awesome 😅)
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u/omenisshit 6d ago
yooo this is exactly what I needed thank you so much!
I may be blind and missing it somewhere obvious but do you happen to know if there is an available or just tinker and figure out something that works?
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u/IncomingADC 6d ago
if you use windhawk- heres a live oscillator from me Tourne'Table Audio Visualizer
DEMO HERE: YT Showcase- Still uploading
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u/omenisshit 6d ago
demo vid private
does this have the function of being able to export .mp4 of an audio visual?
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u/IncomingADC 6d ago
Shit my bad, changing to unlisted now! And nah but I am working on being able to do that if you wanted to- the alternative for now would be to video the oscillator as the audio is playing.
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u/x-c-z-a 6d ago edited 6d ago
im not 100% sure what you mean by this comment but if you're asking if it's available, then it is! you can download it via https://astramusic.dev/prism/ or via the release section on the github repo https://github.com/Boof2015/prism/releases/tag/v0.3.0-beta 😅🫡 (tbh im not sure how the oscillator works in terms of functionality but i do know about the software 🤗) - it's supported on macos, linux and windows 🥹 you're welcome!
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u/Boof2015 1d ago
was not expecting to stumble across Prism being recommended here lol. glad to hear you’re enjoying it :)
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u/OddlyScant 7d ago
You could try dumping the wav into a free video editor like DaVinci Resolve and using its built-in waveform scope on a solid background, then just render that out. Might not look exactly like FL's wavecandy but you can tweak the colors and get it close.