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Visuval vs Splitwave

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Visuval compared with Splitwave
DetailVisuval logo VisuvalSplitwave logo Splitwave
What it doesFree browser-based 3D music visualizer with AI-powered look generation Free, open-source, node-based audio routing for macOS, Windows and Linux
StageStartup Not given
Founded2024 Not given
Based inNot given Not given
Pricing modelNot given Open source
PricingFree: 7 presets, 12 themes, 50 Engine credits/month, 5 exports/week up to 1080p 30fps, 2 local Studio saves. Premium: $9.90/month or $99.90/year, all 65 presets, 28 themes, 1,000 Engine credits/month, unlimited exports up to 1440p 60fps, unlimited Studio saves with cloud sync. Free. Source code available under MIT license on GitHub.
Key features
  • 65 audio-reactive 3D presets across 7 categories
  • Real-time frequency analysis at 60Hz with bass, mids, and treble reactive controls
  • Visuval Studio for creating custom layered visuals without code
  • Engine AI-powered look generator with monthly credits
  • Live microphone and audio interface input support
  • Video export in MP4, WebM, and GIF formats
  • Progressive Web App with offline support after first visit
  • 12 mood macros for Motion, Light, and Ease control
  • Support for multiple audio formats: MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC
  • Node-based audio routing graph
  • Unlimited virtual audio devices
  • System audio and per-app audio capture
  • Microphone capture with noise suppression, gate, compressor and EQ
  • CLAP, AU and VST3 plugin hosting
  • Multi-format recording including WAV, FLAC, AIFF, Opus, MP3, AAC
  • Audio streaming over network via WebRTC and UDP
  • Real-time resampling between different sample rates
What makes it different
  • No download or installation required; runs entirely in the browser
  • Free tier with no watermarks and commercial usage rights included
  • AI-powered Engine generates audio-reactive visuals from text descriptions
  • All audio processing happens locally; files never uploaded to servers
  • Cross-browser compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari
  • Works on macOS, Linux and Windows with the same node graph approach
  • No kernel extension required on macOS
  • Open source under MIT license with full source code on GitHub
  • Includes built-in effects and supports third-party VST3, AU and CLAP plugins
  • Can record while routing audio in real time to multiple formats
Community votes00
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Trust Flow (Majestic)68
Citation Flow (Majestic)1916
Referring domains (Majestic)613

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