When you prepare to submit a new single, remember it's not just about your uploaded audio file for music purposes, but an experience for the fan of your music through all of the visual elements ...

Displaying notes live as they are being played can be a really powerful learning tool, but it’s usually used to learn how to play a specific instrument. This take on the topic is actually a neat way ...

(Speakeasy) Dead Poet Society release their highly anticipated new album, Monarch, via Spinefarm. Alongside the full album's ...

“I would like to talk about music visualizers, those wild and trippy things that came loaded with your favorite media player of choice back in the early ’00s,” Steve Rousseau writes for Digg. “Last ...

Remember when music visualizers were all the rage about fifteen years ago? Or maybe that was just a music visualizer phase I went through alone. Either way, this art installation called “Sonic Water” ...

Q-Games' three-dimensional music performance visualizer ... experience PixelJunk 4am, which we can neither describe nor play without some handwaving, will be released on May 15, the company announced ...

Listening to your tunes while using your phone is a fairly common way to use your device. Unfortunately, if you want to listen to your music and see a visual representation of the audio playback, you ...

Spectrum - Music Visualizer is a mobile app that shows you psychedelic images according to the sound and plays them on the screen of your device. The app is easy to use. Once installed you simply open ...

A perennial favorite during the holidays, NAT KING COLE's classic, festive songs have been a staple for wintry households for generations. Today, Capitol/UMe has unveiled visualizers for two of his ...

Snake emojis have been a mainstay on Thug's Instagram captions for a minute and Super Slimey had a snake crawling out of a skull on its cover, but he took it to a new level when he sent live snakes to ...

Look at that picture above. Seriously, have an intense little stare. You’re probably already a little spaced out. Now imagine what would happen if you strapped that picture to your face, and coupled ...