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The best sound-to-video program I've seen also happens to be freeware. It is called Cthugha, is for both Macs and PCs, and can be downloaded from http://www.afn.org/~cthugha Very interesting if you've ever wanted to know what your music "looks" like. A good location for all sorts of freeware sound/video progs is http://www.hyperreal.org/intersection/tools/ So far I have been disappointed by the Mandlebrot set/sound progs out there. Worth a try, though. Best, MHL. > > That said, I'm sure there must be computer software nowadays which >creates > nifty realtime video output from audio sources. Anyone know of any, > especially Mac freeware or shareware? One of these days I'd like to > perform again, and twisting knobs (or moving a mouse) sure doesn't make >for > an enthralling show.... > > David Myers I seem to remember a shareware screen saver for the mac that had some nifty sound-to-vision parameters (although via mac's built in mike only i think) sorry, cant remember the name of the thing... try shareware.com under mac screen saver.. the reason i don't have it anymore was an extremely viscious "send in your shareware fee" message every 3 seconds or so (well i would if i could actually see what was going on...) brad