Why Early Access?

“Our goal is to make Vibralizer the premiere music visualizer for the modern age. However, we are a tiny team of only one developer and one scientist. It will take some time to build all of the features we envision. Community feedback will be an integral part of this early phase so we know what to prioritize and can pivot early to ensure that Vibralizer is both fun to use and flexible enough to unleash your creativity. We want to make a music visualizer that everyone can enjoy and has features people actually want.

We’ve found that people who like visualizing music are our kind of people - audiophiles, curious minds, creatives, and seekers of both novelty and deeper experience. If you’re interested in what we’re doing, we want to meet you! We invite you to join our Discord to share feedback, videos of “Vibralizations” you’ve created, music recs, and whatnot.”

Approximately how long will this software be in Early Access?

“We plan to develop Vibralizer in Early Access for approximately one year, give or take. We want to push toward a full release within this time frame, but we also plan to continue adding fresh Vibes and new features periodically even after leaving Early Access.”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“As we develop Vibralizer in Early Access and work toward a full release, we plan to add more Vibes (music visualization scenes), Vibe customization and creation, and a Vibe gallery with the ability to create custom playlists of Vibes.

Other features may include:
- Real-time interactive controls and effects
- Support for controllers beyond mouse and keyboard
- Syphon and NDI output
- Support for macOS and Linux”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The initial version has seven audiovisual Vibes, handcrafted without the use of AI artslop. Each Vibe also has Vibe-specific controls and mouse-based interactive features.

Vibralizer currently supports full loopback audio for Windows without the use of plugins, as well as Spout output so you can send video streams to OBS or VJ software.”

Will this software be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“We plan to gradually raise the price as we add more content and features, and as we approach a full release.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“We want to make Vibralizer the best it can be, and your feedback is a crucial part of that process. Tell us what you love, what could be better, and what features or vibes you want to see next! You can chat with us on the Steam forums, on our Discord, or reach out to us on other social media platforms.

We want the Vibralizer community to be a place where music lovers can share tunes, post songs they’ve “Vibralized” and discuss ideas. We hope that Vibralizer becomes a creative tool and we would love to see what you make!

We plan to have a pretty rapid feedback-development cycle and will publish updated versions approximately every two weeks (some updates may be bigger than others). Your feedback is very important to supporting our rapid iteration. It’s also particularly helpful to have Vibralizer tested on as wide a range of hardware as possible. We investigate every bug report and read all of your feedback. We want this to be a music visualizer that you love using and we can’t do that without hearing from you.”