Scratch 3 broke this and I will probably never get around to fixing it nowadays. Audio Visualizer IV and later should still work. SHIFT + CLICK the green flag for turbo mode (not required) UP and DOWN arrows to change the syncronization ("should" be synced already) X to stop everything and clear the lists (maybe useful for remixing)
Since making this I have realized that instead of converting the variable to a list and then reading from the list, I can program it to read directly from the variable therefore almost eliminating the loading time. So all of the visualizers I make starting with IV (4) will use this method. The song is: The Alan Parsons Project - SIRIUS The loading at the beginning is because the program has to convert a very long variable into a very long list due to Scratch's STUPIDITY with saving long lists. Credits: The sun is from Scratch's costume library, I used MegaApuTurkUltra's "ScratchTools" to generate the visualizer data: https://github.com/MegaApuTurkUltra/ScratchTools/ https://github.com/MegaApuTurkUltra https://scratch.mit.edu/users/MegaApuTurkUltra The code and everything else (except the song) is original. Changelog: November 9 2017: Shared
