MilkDrop 3.0, supports any audio source, double-preset (.milk2), loading presets based on beat detection and much more...
Standalone application based on libSDL that turns your desktop audio into awesome visuals. Available on most platforms supported by both libprojectM and libSDL.
Audio manager for the Raspberry Pi 5 supporting projectM visualizations.
Qt-based standalone frontend to projectM. Currently supports Linux with Pipewire, PulseAudio or JACK audio backends.
A 4-deck Milkdrop VJ instrument: GPU compositor, MIDI/OSC/Ableton Link, NDI in/out, native Rust/egui desktop app
DirectX 12 Music Visualizer can use Milkdrop, Milkdrop3, projectM presets
Play and live-edit MilkDrop presets in your browser: the original .milk files, any audio source, shareable links.
Classic Windows Media Player skins & visualizers for VLC (skins2) - fan port, starting with the legendary 'Headspace'
Pure-Rust MilkDrop 2/3 and projectM-compatible music visualizer on wgpu: embeddable engine, standalone app, C API
Example code to show how to use projectM within WASM-based emscripten applications.
This is an attempt to get projectM running in an HTML canvas.
Port from frontend-sdl-cpp. Standalone python based application based on libSDL that turns your desktop audio into awesome visuals. Available on most platforms supported by both libprojectM and libSDL.
🎵 Local & Navidrome/Subsonic music player heavily inspired by Namida but FOSS
VCV Rack 2 module: audio-reactive visuals
PulseAmp: a free C++ media player for Windows with YouTube & SoundCloud (via yt-dlp), MilkDrop visualizations (projectM), real Winamp .wsz skins in shaped windows, 8 themes plus a theme editor, a waveform seek bar, BPM detection and smart resume. Built on FFmpeg, SDL2, OpenGL and Dear ImGui.
Kodi music visualization addon backed by Lactea, a pure-Rust MilkDrop 2/3 and projectM-compatible visualizer
A native macOS music visualizer built with libprojectM and SwiftUI
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