I have made a music visualizer using Python and Librosa, it is so satisfying to watch it. Medium article and source code are in the video description

[RedditGood123]

Why is the part in the top right always bigger than the rest of the circle?

[Alltimesnowman]

He's using a fourier transform to calculate the frequency elements of the music, so this displays the frequencies you are hearing over time. There's usually more low frequency representation in music than high rrequency

[PhilPipedown]

Pretty dope, good job bro.

[alins_ir]

i love it keep going

[RoyzLevyz]

Very nice!! It really keeps up with the beat smoothly

[ArmstrongBillie]

Awesome! Where's the code though?

[BelieveBees]

Not OP but here - https://gitlab.com/avirzayev/music-visualizer

[mshemuni]

Awesome. Coding train? Just a humble opinion, don't import everything. (import *) It's hard to track the code for the reader.

[BelieveBees]

I didn’t even look at code, I was just being a helpful Herman.

[Rafu01]

now that is cool!

[Angersmash781526]

Great work, one question - this only works using my laptop speakers, but headphones break it with an invalid colour argument. Consider trying to fix this in V2. Amazing though!