Overture Music Visualization Reviews

This App has absolutely ZERO connectivity with any audio source that my computer (PC, Win 10) plays or can access. To boot, there are no on-line guides, Wikis, How To videos, or anything. I've been using audio visualizers since the 1990s, and this is by far the worst. Stay away!

Overture is the best music visualiser since the good ole' Windows Media Player visualiser. The scenes are deep and detailed, with the range of locations provide the perfect background to disappear into your favourite music. My only issue is a bug that causes the program to crash when attempting to run in 4k fullscreen mode. 9.5/10 - I highly recommend

REALLY Dig the potential of this application and its beautiful. While well done, its a bit feature limited atm which is fine, its early access. Its stable, or so has been thus far for me and has played well in general with my system, so yay there. I was able to put together an interesting test stream with this but its a bit frustrating to use as a streamer at the moment. ok few things that i REALLY hope you add: - Please give a hot key to toggle scenes, also allow us to set the time or give more options then just 30 mins. - For those of us who plan on using this along side a live performance and streaming, is it possible to give us an option to select the audio device we would like the software to use? Defualting to what ever is main windows sound presents all kinds of issues to those of us with complex audio configurations. - An Auto pilot for free cam, one that moves in a gental arcs would be nice, or the ability to assign different camra paths to scenes. - Either remeber a scenes various configurations OR allow the scene effects to be global so that when i chang scenes i dont have to pull up the config and select HUE PAN everytime. - I like the notion that the EQ puts off light that relects. It would be fantastic if some aspect of the background or various other elements of hte image were audio reactive besides the EQ. - Ability to toggle between sine wave andbar style EQ, or hell make a dlc pack of various EQ types - Twitch API and Stream elements integrations would be AMAZING, cheers emotes and commands to triggger events in scene for subs would hit the spot. - some ability to integrate a personel brand/logo where it is subtle and in some small way part of the scene. Would just wave me the hassle of making masks and doing some nifty scene layer work. - midi integration, so i could use something like an APC40 as a console to control all the settings with a device (hey i can dream damn it). I would be more then happy to be a test case for some streamer tools or testing or whatever, you guys are on a good path want to see it grow. Thanks for the effort thus far.

decent if you want to generate backgrounds for your youtube videos or twitch stream , while there is a limited ammount of backgrounds and inbuilt effects you get enough materials for the price and so far I have to say it's enough to get a thumb up. If you really want to get the most of this you'l need to use Reshade with Overture Music Visualization. yeah , there is not a lot's of contents but what is there actually look good in my opinnion.

Pros - Sleek design - Easy to use UI - Color & Pixel Customization add so many options to each preset - The Mood and environment feel flexible enough to fit the mood of the songs - Stunning Visuals Cons - In some settings the camera presets work poorly with the location of the sound bar. This is the most problematic when the sound profile bar sits at the bottom of the screen while the camera zooms in past the profile bar. - Pieces of music with lopsided sound profile have very few options to have a not so lopsided visualizer. This is a bit more of a niche criticism with a much tougher fix. If a piece of music sits in a mid range to high register, most of the visualizer presets feel lopsided looking at it, and I feel that there are not quite enough solutions to this. Overall I think this visualizer is amazing with only a few flaws, and is well worth the 10$. a possible fix for the lopsided spectrum issue would be to add in a circular visualizer in addition to the vertical visualizer option you include. Another nice improvement would be the ability to add text to the screen. It would help out a lot for content creators QOL.

The visualizers look impressive at first until you realize that their reactivity is actually extremely limited. Really the equalizer bars are all that react to the music. If you're looking for a range of quality music visualizers, check out Wallpaper Engine instead. You'll have to sort through the workshop quite a bit but you'll find many more audio visualizers that have more reactivity and just as impressive looks, and users are adding more all the time. It's also being constantly worked on, updated, and having users add new content, while this one seems to have been abandoned.

Overpriced and unnecessarily large (10 GB!) music visualizer. We get a small collection of backgrounds, even more limited effects. and worst, most themes ended up looking very similar. Maybe get it if it's dirt cheap, but otherwise it's a terrible waste of money and space.

Was missing my 90s winamp music visual experience. This is it, updated for the modern music lover. Using this on my home hi-fi setup, & I like the the low latency and sensitivity. It just works with any source, dac, web page, audio output. Nice water and particle effects. Some really cool scenes & I hope they keep updating. love the spaceship for Jazz, and the campfire for more orchestral listening sessions. Cons: - noticed some 3D scenes are locked to 60, even with 144 selected. - large file/install size - Large GPU load Some cool ideas for feedback: - depth of field - ambient scenes with optional white noise. - unlocked freecam in every scene - custom saved camera angles - camera angle playlist - higher res textures - color pallet swatch picker - custom countdown label - album artwork integration

Thought it was a very dynamic visualizer, disappointed when I realised it was just almost static sound bars.

This is billed as a visualizer, but it is really just a janky EQ bar effect on top of some bland looking 3d screensaver type things. There is very little interactivity with the music (just the EQ bar as far as I can tell).