Evryway Visualiser

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Release date

March 11, 2021

Publisher

Evryway

Website

https://www.evryway.com/apps/evrywayvisualiser/

Sit back, relax, and listen to your favorite music. Let the audio reactive visuals surround you.

Play any audio track on your Quest. Loads of different effects. Play any audio track from DLNA media servers on your network (including Plex, Synology, QNAP and many more). Supports MP3, WAV and selected other formats. HearThis.At integration. Laid-back mode for when you need to really lay back. Hand Tracking support - put those controllers down, you don't need them. Quest 2 supported - 90Hz mode available!

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Meta Quest

Meta Quest 2

Meta Quest Pro

Meta Quest 3

Meta Quest 3S

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4.45

34 ratings

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An Interesting Dizzying Concept

The visuals are impressive, and the sort of thing I've been looking for. However it's all a bit dizzying if you aren't careful. I think it would be nice if I could connect this to my Spotify or something. Also for as trippy as the visual effects are I would like to see the music more visualized in the future. Not that watching spinning tunnels of rainbow psychidelic wonderment isn't nice, I just wish that it melded with the music more. Right now it feels more like a windows screen saver, and less like a visualizer.

21 found this helpful

Great visuals Very immersive.

While I understand Spotify integration is the holy grail, perhaps allowing processing from the microphone would be a good bridge in the meantime. The “Tunr” app on the Apple app store comes to mind. They have Spotify access built in, but also allow to use microphone as the source.

11 found this helpful

Awful

High quality formats are not supported (FLACs and M4A AAC or ALAC). So, I'd bear with MP3 320kbs or lossless WAVs right? Wrong! They sound awful in this app! It seems to playback at 16bits or something, not Hi-res. It doesn't play back your music at their native stream rate. My UPNP server stream also didn't work as well. The Quest natively supports LDAC which is 24bit/96khz audio stream via a compatible bluetooth DAC, so there is no excuse for this glorified music player to play music this bad. It's a shame, I feel as if this has so much potential, but this just feels like a quick cash grab. But I'll give the developer credit for the cool VFX though.

10 found this helpful

Great for relaxing.

This app is great for relaxing, after heavy beatsabering, etc. My $5 were well spent. An improvement I would like to see in the future: Make it easier / possible to loop the same track and the same visualization over and over again. Most of the time, this is what I need for relaxing. Another suggestion: Some of the visualizations have bright lines on black background, and look terrible due to lack of antialiasing. These visualizations hurt my eyes and I switch away immediately whenever I see them. Please add antialiasing if possible, and/or add a glow / blur / convolution / whatever effect around the lines to make them look less jagged.

8 found this helpful

Visuals get repetitive after a while.

I'd pay for downloadable packs of additional visualizations. If the dev team just took a look at the hundreds of Milkdrop visualizations from back in the day and emulated even half of them, they could rake in more money easily. As always, Spotify or other streaming source integration is the holy grail here. Please look at allowing integration of other streaming music sources.

7 found this helpful

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