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Fact sheet
| Developer | Vibralizer LLC — a two-person independent studio in Nashville, Tennessee, USA |
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| Founders | Kate Snyder, PhD and Nick Pettit |
| Founding date | September 30, 2025 |
| Release date | May 20, 2026 (Early Access) |
| Platforms | Windows 10 or later (64-bit) · macOS Sonoma 14.2 or later (Apple silicon) |
| Price | $4.99 USD introductory Early Access price; higher at full release |
| Where to buy | Steam · itch.io (free demo available) |
| Review copies | Available on request — email press@vibralizer.com |
| Website | vibralizer.com |
| Press contact | press@vibralizer.com |
| Community | Discord |
| Social | @vibralizer on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Threads, and Bluesky |
Description
Vibralizer is a music visualizer for the streaming age. Vibralizer is both the name of our product and the name of our company. We're a small two-person team based in Nashville, Tennessee.
In depth: Vibralizer turns whatever is playing on your computer into concert-grade visuals in real time, with a latency under 0.004 seconds. Because it listens to system audio rather than hooking into a specific app, it works with effectively every music source: streaming services, browser tabs, DJ software, DAWs, or a live microphone. Its Vibes are audio-representative rather than merely beat-reactive — built on real-time spectrum analysis, so frequencies, dynamics, and song structure all show up on screen. Every Vibe is hand-crafted by humans; no generative AI imagery is used anywhere in the app. Vibralizer runs entirely on-device (it never records, uploads, or stores audio), works offline, and outputs to Spout on Windows for VJ pipelines like Resolume, TouchDesigner, and OBS. It launched into Early Access on May 20, 2026, and new Vibes and features ship roughly every two weeks.
History
Origins
The story of Vibralizer is kind of the story of us, Kate and Nick. We met in late 2022, the week after Kate defended her PhD on the evolution of birdsong. Nick has been a game developer for over a decade now and has shipped titles on all consoles and platforms. From the start, our relationship has been defined by us ping-ponging ideas around and asking “what if?” Out of all our harebrained ideas, the one we kept coming back to is the one we were both most passionate about from the beginning: resurrecting the humble music visualizer.
AI Slop and Hearing Loss
We kept seeing hints that we needed to do this. A party, with only looping videos appearing on the TV that was playing music. Game night with friends, where music was playing in the background and some AI slop video of “trippy visuals” occupying the screen. In an age of AI visuals and halfhearted efforts to connect visuals to music, we wanted to provide an alternative.
The other motivation was Kate’s hearing loss. She was diagnosed and started wearing hearing aids in 2020. As her hearing worsened, she noticed that she was no longer hearing certain details of music she knew by heart. Spectral representations of sound, like the spectrograms she used to study birdsong, allow her to see the details that she cannot hear.
Getting Real
We started seriously building Vibralizer at the beginning of 2025. We committed to never using AI-generated imagery in our visualizations. Instead, we hand-craft all of our Vibes. We wanted to make an application that is simple to use. We wanted to harness the power of seeing sound. We invite you along for the ride!
Features
- Hand-crafted Vibes. No generative AI imagery used in any of our art.
- Native loopback support — no plugins or extra downloads required.
- Full screen and windowed views.
- Spout output; feel free to record and use on social media, on Twitch, during live events, or however else you like!
- Real-time reaction to live audio with less than 0.004 seconds of latency — no track uploads, no offline renders.
- Private by design: audio is processed 100% on-device and never recorded, uploaded, or stored.
Videos
Vibralizer — Official Trailer #1 | Next-Gen Music Visualizer — watch on YouTube or play below. Feel free to embed or re-upload in coverage; more clips on the Vibralizer channel.
Download the trailer (H.264 MP4, 1280×720).
Screenshots
Click any screenshot to download the web version; full-resolution 4K versions are in the press kit zip.
Logo & icon
High-resolution PNG variants (lockup, transparent lockup, bordered icon) are included in the press kit zip.
Photos
Coverage, monetization & review copies
You are welcome to publish videos, streams, screenshots, and articles featuring Vibralizer — including monetized ones — on any platform. Attribution is appreciated but not required. Full terms live in the EULA.
Reviewing Vibralizer? Press can request a free review copy at press@vibralizer.com.
About Vibralizer LLC
Vibralizer LLC is a two-person independent software studio in Nashville, Tennessee, founded September 30, 2025 by Kate Snyder, PhD (audio analysis researcher) and Nick Pettit (veteran game developer). Its first product, Vibralizer, is a real-time music visualizer built by humans, for humanity.