Looking for a visualiser app when playing music

[Geitekaas]

Dear Mac loving people,

I’m a bit of an oldtimer, but I always enjoyed the screensaver or the visual effect in iTunes that reacted to music I played.
Now I use JRiver’s Media Center, connected to a DAC and then to my stereo. What I’m looking for is an app, widget, screen saver or something that I’m not aware of, for use in Sonoma on my MacMini. The most beautiful thing would be like an old-fashioned equalizer that reacts to the different frequencies of the played music and it would be grand if it was full screen. So I could leave that on and just play my music and have fun looking at the graphical activity.

I hope you understand what I mean, and I hope somebody has a good tip. I know there is a visualiser in Apple’s Music, but I don’t use this app. And even then it’s not much.

All tips are welcome, and I wish you all a healthy and nice holiday season!

 

[chabig]

The Music app still has the iTunes visualizer.

Turn on visual effects in Music on Mac

In Music on Mac, use the visualizer to watch visual effects that change based on the music you’re listening to.

support.apple.com

 

[Geitekaas]

The Music app still has the iTunes visualizer.

Turn on visual effects in Music on Mac

In Music on Mac, use the visualizer to watch visual effects that change based on the music you’re listening to.

support.apple.com

Thank you but as stated before: "I know there is a visualiser in Apple’s Music, but I don’t use this app. And even then it’s not much.". I want something that reacts to the outgoing sounds so that I am able to play my music through JRiver Media Center or other programmes. I don't use Apple's Music.

 

[bogdanw]

Only the paid versions of SoundSpectrum's apps seem to have support for JRiver Media Center.
https://www.soundspectrum.com/
https://www.soundspectrum.com/whitecap/
https://www.soundspectrum.com/whitecap/multiplayer.html

 

[Geitekaas]

Yeah, thanks!!
It looks like this is what I have been looking for. Going to look into this!