I was using G-force when it was a WinAmp plug-in. Yes, I am an OG music visualizer junkie. I was thrilled to see this app, I’ll be even more thrilled when it comes to AppleTV (omg 65” of 4K splendor is ready for this) I just have a couple of comments that I mean totally constructively.1.Get help with the UI. 1993 called, and yes, they want their shiny things back.The intro audio sequence is really cool. It almost reminded me of the game Ingress and it felt like this music ‘portal’ was something special - like an underground hacky feel but in a good way.2. Get it to work with Apple Music. This is obviously of greater priority. What is working is smooth, beautiful, and I think some of the best visualization programming you can find anywhere. The roots of this product are sooo deep — I’m sure very few people realize how cool these vizzies are. WinAmp 4evah ;)I cannot wait to see where this one goes and - AppleTV next? Omg pls pls pls :)

Sadly most music visualizers for iOS blow. This is one of the better ones, probably the best I have found so far, but bear in mind its competition is abysmal. This is the only one I actually use even a little. I would really like to see lower prices or better deals, and I would really like to be able to sort by Artist>Album>Track#, which is pretty much the way everyone sorts but for some reason isn’t available here unless I missed something. Sorting by Artist just gives you all the songs by that artist in alphabetical (!) order, mixing all albums together and not utilizing track order in any way. To me this sorting function is the main thing that needs improvement. I don’t know how the radio and streaming works, I only care about my own library. Other than these issues, no major complaints, it does its job and the visuals I have tried are .... well ... they are okay. Not nearly great enough to pay the asking prices on most, but they at least seem to be the proper resolution and aspect ratio and they are usually at least interesting. If the devs of this app push higher and higher quality content, lower prices, and fix sorting, it will be a winner in my book.

This is really freaking cool. The fact that it’s free and add free tells you that the developers know they have a quality app and they do. I’m trying out the one free week, which I’ll cancel at the end of the week. I’m going to purchase the full package of visualizers they offer, they are that good. I really like the way you can customize the experience with lots of different options. My only complaint is that it won’t load my entire iTunes library. I can access one playlist of 300 songs, but a playlist of 2000 causes the app to crash. Trying to access “artists” or “album” within the iTunes link also crashes the app. Would love to be able to shuffle my entire iTunes library of 15,000 + songs. I currently have a lightning to hdmi cable on the way and we’ll run this on my 70 inch big screen with surround sound.

I am one of the biggest snobs when it comes to music visualizers. And I have to admit, this is top shelf. I mean the cat’s meow. Firstly, don’t think twice pay for the upgraded version. It may seem steep but folks it’s well worth it. Each of them seems to have lives of their own. Style , sophistication and attitudes towards the music you have to see to believe. Play a song twice and the visuals are completely different from the last. G-force is the most powerful I have ever seen. Cast to your television and it becomes otherworldly. Mesmerizing and truly a triumph. The buck stops here. And the programmers are there within 24 hours to assist you. It takes a minute to figure it out but don’t give up. Over and out!