Our lives have always been enriched by music. In the history of music, songs, sounds, and beats have been used and enjoyed by nearly everyone. We use music for entertainment, therapy, sanctuary, closure, and other purposes. On the visual side, what do you think? Wouldn't you like to be visually pleased while listening to your music? Get the best visual music experience on Android with Muviz Edge.
Introducing the First Color Palette Customizer
Muviz Edge for Android lets users design their own visualizers. Various packs are available that can be selected at any time. You can choose what seems right for you based on your own style!
Additionally, colors can be used in a variety of applications. When was the last time you used a visualizer app? This is the first of its kind, so probably not! You can use different color palettes for:
- On your Android device, you can add color palettes to your music album covers, album artwork, and track artwork.
- Automatically add them to your current album / track art.
- The music playing experience can be customized with your own custom color palettes.
- You can also use color palettes that have already been set up for you. With Muviz Edge's preset color palettes, everyone can find one that suits them.
- Add a list of your favorite color palettes and rotate between them. In your personal color collection, you can add any color to your favorites.
Visualizer Options You Can Control
- As a first step, you can select your own music source for visualization. Whether it's Google Music or any other music player.
- While your visualizer is active, you can dim down the background and keep your screen on.
- The Muviz Edge visualizer can be hidden during specific apps if you want to remove it. You can keep visualizer hidden for a while if you want to play your game but keep it on your device.
- As a result, you can select which apps will display visualizers and which won't. It is ultimately up to you to make the decision. Music and visualizers can be played while using other apps. When you return to your music player application, you can have the option completely hidden.
