Sound Reactor - Standard
Make objects in your audio application react to audio.
Make objects in your audio application react to audio.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $24
- Category:
- Tools › Audio
- Developer:
- Little Dreamer Games
- Price:
- $24
- Rating:
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- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2019.4.34 or higher
- Current Version:
- 1.5.0
- Download Size:
- 58.90 MB
- Last Update:
- Feb 1, 2025
- Description:
- Sound Reactor Standard is a tool that makes it easier to make properties in Unity react to sound. It is a versatile tool that is both modular and flexible. With it, you can create stunning visualizers by driving property values and triggering events in sync with Unity's AudioSource. It is highly configurable and can generate spectrum from any audio channel that Unity supports. It also includes a Spectrum Builder, property drivers, and an event handler driver that can be customized to drive any property. It is upgradable to Sound Reactor - Pro and is compatible with Unity 2019.4 through Unity 6, except for WebGL.
- Technical Details:
- USES: Create stunning audio visualizers, Create simple rhythm games. FEATURES: Create stunning visualizers, Highly configurable, Generate spectrum from any audio channel that Unity supports, Easy to use Spectrum Builder, Property drivers that drive: position, rotation, scale, color, particle emitters, and physics forces, Event handler driver that can be customized to drive any property, React to beats, Modular design that makes it possible to integrate into any project. INCLUDES: Documentation, Source Code, Examples, Every visualizer seen in "Sound Reactor - Highlights". REQUIRES: Some programming experience needed when writing custom property drivers. COMPATIBILITY: Tested with Unity 2019.4 through Unity 6. When upgrading to a custom SRP, SoundReactor itself works 100%, but the EventDriverSetup demo has issues with the Standard Shader. Does not work with WebGL.
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