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projectM Applications
This page contains a (non-exhaustive) list of applications either directly being developed by the core projectM team or provided by third-party developers.
Important: Please note that the core projectM developers can only provide support for applications that are part of the main project. We cannot give you any advice or technical support for third-party apps.
These applications are developed by the core projectM team as open-source projects and supported via the gitHub project pages:
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Standalone Application
Available for Windows, macOS and Linux. Requires the latest Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable package to run on Windows. -
Steam Release
Available for Windows, macOS and Linux. It's free and doesn't require Steam to be running. This app is basically the same as the standalone version. -
Standalone Qt Application
An alternative user interface built with Qt that has a preset playlist manager, preset rating support and a configuration dialog. Currently only works on Linux using PulseAudio for retrieving audio data. -
Music.app Plugin
A visualization plug-in for the macOS Music app.
This is a list of applications, players and plug-ins using projectM for visualizing audio content, either as a standalone visualizer or part of a larger application. All these sources are maintained by people not (directly) involved in projectM core development and some of these apps might even be closed source or commercial products.
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Brew
Homebrew package for macOS. Contains the standalone version above. Also comes with the development files. -
Android Standalone App
Available in the Google Play Store, this app can visualize audio played on most modern Android devices. It is available as an ad-supported free version and an ad-free paid version. The apps are being developed and published by one of the original projectM authors, Peter Sperl. -
Android TV / Google TV App (paid)
A special Android TV version of the app above, available in the Google Play Store. Developed and published by Peter Sperl. -
ProjectM TV (Android TV / Google TV)
Free and open-source (LGPL 2.1) visualizer for Android TV, installed as an APK (no Play Store) and updated through GitHub releases. It visualizes the music another app plays on the TV and ships with a curated pack of 9,606 presets from the Cream of the Crop collection. Based on projectM 4.1.7 including unreleased merged fixes, plus TV-specific work: audio detection that also works on NVIDIA SHIELD Dolby output, preset shaders compiled in the background to avoid freezes at preset switches, adaptive resolution to hold the frame rate, track title and artist from the playing app, and no network access unless optional auto-update is enabled. 2 GB of RAM or more is recommended. -
VLC Media Player
Open-source media player for many formats and devices. Uses projectM as a visualization plug-in (not included on all platforms though). -
Kodi
On most platforms, Kodi comes with a projectM plug-in in the official add-on repository. -
UltraStar Deluxe
A free and open source karaoke game for PC, similar to SingStar. -
Silverjuke
An open-source jukebox application that uses projectM for added visual appeal, but hasn't seen much activity in the last years. -
Clementine Music Player
Qt-based cross-platform music player inspired by Amarok 1.4 using projectM to visualize played audio. -
VCV Rack
The open-source Eurorack modular synthesizer simulator for Windows/Mac/Linux. ProjectM comes in two flavours LFMEmbedded and LFMFull that can be added to your account from here (https://library.vcvrack.com/?query=&brand=RPJ&tag=&license=) -
Eyedrop Music Visualizer (Android)
Android music visualizer powered by projectM 4 and optimized for phones, tablets, and TVs. Supports playback and microphone input visualization. Integrates media controls and now-playing information from most modern media players. Free and ad-free.
If you know of any other application using projectM that's missing in the list, feel free to add it.