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[iOS] Acidik - Wearable Audio Visualizer. Free Download + (Disable Ads IAP, was $2.99 Now FREE)

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[iOS] Acidik - Wearable Audio Visualizer. Free Download + (Disable Ads IAP, was $2.99 Now FREE)
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AssociatedGravy @ iTunes Store id1036165659 on 29/04/2016 - 13:59 itunes.apple.com (248 clicks)
Last edited 30/04/2016 - 09:38

Acidik is an Audio Visualizer app with a difference, you can actually "see" the visualization even with your eyes closed.

I have decided to temporarily reduce the single in-app purchase to disable ads within my app to free, making it completely unlocked. Hope you guys enjoy the offer whilst it lasts, would greatly appreciate any honest reviews on the app store, ratings or feedback.

The app is designed to be "wearable" and requires no VR goggles but works best with headphones. You select your own music (or mic input), lay on your back in a very dark room and balance your iPhone or iPod across your eyes. Keep your eyes closed and the pulsing coloured lights from the screen will shine through your eyelids to the beat of your music, the effect is damn cool if I do say so myself and can be used for meditation or just zoning out to some tunes. You can also open your eyes for a totally different effect although this does tend to be less relaxing in my experience, try it for yourself and let me know what you prefer.

Give it a try tonight when it gets dark, throw some nice beats at it and see what you think. Note that it only works with microphone input or songs located on your device (so no cloud stored or DRM files). It is also not possible to have it react to a Spotify/Pandora stream or similar services at this stage unfortunately.

Check out the video below for an idea of what to expect, try it in the dark for the full experience (note that the wearable feature does NOT work well in daylight or a lit room, although can still use it at arms length under those conditions for a more limited experience, or to send the display to an Apple TV for party mode).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWQrO8OBSQY

Official site is www.acidik.com (sign up for newsletter to be informed of future Android release).

** Note that this app is not suitable for epileptics or people with other photosensitive conditions (there is also a warning in the App before you start). **

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  • outlander on 29/04/2016 - 14:41
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    Cool. This would be useful if you went to get some dental work done. Loud music + flashing lights = hard to concentrate on the pain :)

    • AssociatedGravy @ iTunes Store id1036165659 on 29/04/2016 - 15:40

      Haha… perhaps… if the dentist was willing to do the job in the dark… but then Im not sure I would trust them to work by feel. The eyes closed method doesnt really work at all in a lit room, you can still use the eyes open method in that situation but its not as good due to distractions in your peripheral vision.

      It is very easy to fall asleep to though, I've had some users mention that it allows them to zone out from a racing mind when they are trying to sleep. Blue light is supposedly not good for sleep though so I suggest not selecting the "Big Blue" theme within the app if using it as a sleep aid (there are multiple colour themes you can select from as well cyclic colours).

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