Morphy is a visually and acoustically pleasing music visualizer for Windows and Linux.
This project was developed during Computer Graphics and Visualizations Lab of our Engineering course in Computer Science.
The project was awarded first place in JIT Graphics Day - An Intercollegiate Project Exhibition for its stellar presentation and applications.
Team: Himanshu Kumar, Vishnudev K, Kartik Kamepalli
Morphy is a simple implementation of audio data visualization. For the given input audio file, program will give amplitude vs frequency plot by performing Fast Fourier Transform(FFT) on the audio samples. Visualization is achieved using OpenGL. This Project is implemented in C++ using OpenGL, LodePNG, SFML & Kiss FFT. User interaction is achieved using keyboard.
- SFML
- Freeglut
- KissFFT
WAV, OGG/Vorbis and FLAC. Due to licensing issues MP3 is not supported.
sample-audio.mav provided.
- Download release from here.
- Extract the zip.
- Open command prompt in that directory and run the following command
Morphy.exe <FILENAME>NOTE : Make sure you provide an audio file format that is supported
Refer to linux branch Readme.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details