Launched in 2003, Tableau is known as the “gold standard” in data visualization. When compared with Power BI, Tableau has a great edge in terms of data visualization which can be seen in areas like user-interface, data exploration, interactive visuals, deployment, and others. Best Data Visualization Software for Mac. Explore these highest-rated tools to discover the best option for your business. Based on ratings and number of reviews, Capterra users give these tools a thumbs up. Select a product to learn more. Apr 29, 2011 8 more free tools for data visualization and analysis. VisIT runs on Windows and Mac OS X desktops as well as Unix systems. If you're seeking free software to visualize complex data sets.
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DataGraph
Compatibility: Catalina / dark mode compatible; signed. On Mac App Store, too.
Version: 4.6
Price: $90 perpetual; $50/year; $30/year academic; free trial with some features disabled; volume discounts automatically applied
Listing updated 4/4/2021. Software updated 12/2020.
Published by: VisualDataTools.com
Developer David Adalsteinsson wrote this $90 program in Cocoa, so it is native to OS X.
DataGraph grew out of DataTank and shares underlying graphics code, but is limited to two-dimensional graphing; the design is “simple and powerful,” with an emphasis on publication-quality output. Amazingly, DataGraph reads in CricketGraph files, creates animations, and can be called from Automator or the command line. Version 4 can work with R, and can handle over 200,000 points. It still works with OS 10.9 despite being Catalina-friendly, and has an active news page on the company site.
We plan to dive deeper into DataGraph soon.
Graphics and visualization
ImageTank
Public beta.
Catalina-safe and signed.
Software last updated April 2021. Listing updated 4/2021.
Published by: VisualDataTools.com
ImageTank grew out of DataTank, and is a newer, more modern program currently in public beta. The software loads quickly in Catalina and is clearly Mac-focused; it already has a simple command line utility, though it requires some setup.
PublishPlot
Price: $10
Version: 2.0
Listing updated January 2021. Software updated January 2021.
64-bit. Signed. M1 ready. Big Sur ready.
Published by: RSAC Software
PublishPlot was created to turn any collection of data (in flexible plain-text formats) into publication-quality plots, written by a former journal editor.
The program allows for error bars, annotations (with labels, arrows, and shapes), easy scaling with conserving relative sizes, customizing of any part of the chart, calculation of means, standard deviations, and quartiles (with standard deviation error bars or box-and-whisker graphics), data transformations (including fits and spline interpolations), and simple data editing. All aspects of the plot are sized relative to the plot size itself, rather than with absolute sizes.
The software is quite surprisingly fast on our Mini 8,1, though the user interface takes some getting used to. Data to be imported has to be saved in tab-delimited format and, ideally, altered in a text editor such as BBEdit or Brackets.
Available from the Mac App Store, and now conforming with all modern standards after a seven-year hiatus.
Thunderplot
Version: 1.15
Listing updated 8/2019. Software updated 2018.
64-bit. Signed.
Published by: Thunderplot
Thunderplot, a native Mac program, was created for quick data visualization; a native Mac program. Its programmer, Vadim Kalinsky, wrote: “It parses contaminated data (like ‘64 bytes from 8.8.8.8’), supports numeric and time axis, expressions, multiple datasets, multiple curves, works quickly with large datasets, has simple and responsive interface, and exports to jpeg/png/etc. It is available in the Apple Store (not currently in the US), and a non-sandboxed (but signed) version is available.”
Our initial impressions are that it is very easy to use, and the snapshot feature should prove very handy to web publishers. The program takes up just 4 MB of space and around 25 MB of RAM, other than data. Despite our poor snapshot, it is capable of sophisticated graphics and has numerous controls.
Lively Logic
Configurations: OS X Mavericks, El Capitan, and Sierra
Price: $20 (Mac App Store)
Version: 1.5.4
Listing updated: 11/2018 (software updated 2018)
From Ripeware, Lively Logic imports data from CSV files to create line graphs, scatter plots, bar graphs, bubble graphs, candlestick charts, pie charts, and tables. It has 75 functions, automatic updating of when data changes, and customization of graph elements. Available in the Mac App Store, it gained axis auto-scaling, better graph panning/scaling by dragging axes, best-fit curves, and support for Retina displays with version 1.1.
MagicPlot
Configurations: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux; 2 MB and does not require installation (Java program)
Student version: Free but limited. Pro: $198, trial available; includes custom fit equations, data and batch processing, vector export, and more.
Version: 2.8
Listing updated: 11/12/2018. Software updated: sometime after Jan. 2017
Appears to be under active development.
MagicPlot is used for scientific and engineering data analysis, graphing, nonlinear curve fitting, and multi-peak fitting. The Pro version program has publication quality customizable plots with multiple axes, text table import with previews, data manipulation, FFT, integration, differentiation, histograms, and other statistics, with multiple undos (some of these features are on the free student version as well).
The software is relatively easy to use and nicely featured, but as a Java program, does not use standard Mac open/close dialogue boxes, so finding files may be hard depending on your file structure. The system is simple enough — fill a table with data, add formulas if desired, choose the type of table you want, and select a large number of options from the dialogue boxes which appear next. It takes a short time to get acquainted but is far easier to learn than many graphing programs; basic statistics are provided. The program can guess the most appropriate fit line, but lets users choose a method if desired.
pro Fit
Configurations: OS X 10.8 or later
Current Version: 7.0.15
Price: $95; upgrade, $55
Software updated: 10/15/2019. Report updated: 3/11/2020
pro Fit is a data analysis and plotting software package from QuantumSoft. Dave [not me] wrote: '...it has an extensive Applescript dictionary, ability to handle large data sets well (I've done graphs with hundreds of thousands of points), can be extended by writing plug ins or adding formulas that you create, does great curve fitting. I consider it much more feature complete than Kaliedagraph and far more intuitive than Igor Pro. They have excellent customer support, usually getting back to you within 24 hours if you have a bug report or feature request.' We have observed that ProFit is frequently updated which indicates it is well supported (2010).
“pro Fit is a Macintosh (Mac OS) application for data/function analysis, plotting, and curve fitting. It is used by scientists and engineers to analyze their measurements and the mathematical models they use to describe them. Scientists or students can define any mathematical function and use it to model their data, finding by linear or nonlinear curve fitting the function parameters that best describe their observations. Moreover, they can use a number of tools for the mathematical and statistical analysis of functions and data sets, and they can produce aesthetically pleasing graphical representations for their scientific reports.”
Version 6.1 changes: now Universal Binary; new tool for multidimensional curve fitting; revamped rendering engine for plots with native Core Graphics, PDF, and PostScript support; additions to the scripting language; more. Version 6.2: Python support, extended fitting, more data processing, higher performance.
Nice but possibly dead
DeltaGraph
Configurations: 68030 or later, OS 7-9 (older versions); Universal; betas may be Lion compatible
Not ready for OS 10.15 “Catalina”
Current Version: 7.13
Price: $299 ($199 academic); upgrades currently at $99 (download)
Listing updated: 4/6/2021
Software last updated: February 2018. Note on their web page promising future support for a 64-bit release has been there for over a year.
Published by: Red Rock Software
DeltaGraph is a dual-platform charting program developed on the Mac, now cross-platform; owned for a time by SPSS, it has been at Red Rock Software for years now. DeltaGraph now has Mac/Windows feature parity and statistical abilities including linear and nonlinear regression. (Amusingly, Cricket Graph did both in 1987.) In 2010, after four years, version 6 was finally released, with a revised interface, cross-platform-friendly files, support for third-party spot colors in PDF and EPS export, and international text support.
The software was last updated in February 2018, according to their site, so be careful. There were no apparent updates since February 2018 on either the Mac or Windows versions, which does not bode well for buyers. (As of March 11, 2020.)
Kaleidagraph
Configurations: Dates back to 68000; currently compatible up to 10.14 “Mojave.”
Price: $200 (academic $140); crossgrades $100; upgrades $60
Version: 4.5.4
Listing updated: 4/6/2021
Software last updated: March 2018
Not signed; not 64-bit. Company has posted a notice saying 64-bit is in the works but some time away. This notice has been up for over a year now.
Kaleidagraph is a (dual-platform) data analysis and graphing application published by Synergy Software. A demo is available. Kaleidagaph's promotional materials promise essentially everything offered by DeltaGraph and then some. The Universal Binary update did not appear until August 2009, but it came with Intel-Mac optimization at long last, along with the use of QuickTime for export, which provides extra features.
Users have written in to say that Kaleidagraph can easily tabulate, normalize, and combine data sets, make numerical calculations of theoretical expressions for comparisons with the measured data points, make publication-quality graphs with little effort.
James P. Conner pointed out, 'KaleidaGraph can handle 1,000 columns and one million rows, while Delta Graph is (last time I looked) limited to 256 columns and 32K rows. Also, K-Graph's statistical functions have been expanded significantly in the last two releases, and are much more useful than D-Graph's.'
Powerful omnibus software that takes some getting used to
Graphviz
Configurations: PPC, Universal; current versions from Leopard to Mountain Lion
Current Version: 2.62
Software last updated: 2019
Listing updated: March 2020
Graphviz is an open source drawing package. Prepare for a steep learning curve but it may be worth it if you have graphs you do frequently; not what I'd suggest for the occasional one-off though, especially since it is really designed for Linux and must be installed via MacPorts or Homebrew.
Veusz (“Views”)
Python program for OS X, Linux, UNIX, and Windows
Latest version: 3.2 (listing updated 3/11/2020)
A surprisingly capable free program, Veusz creates publication quality output in PDF or SVG formats. Data can be read from text, CSV, or FITS files, and can be manipulated within the program. There is an object-based interface along with command line and Python-based scripting; it can be used as a Python pltting module. Charts include X-Y (with error bars and such), line and function, contour, image, stepped/histogram, bar, vector field, box, polar, and many others, with broken and multiple axes. There is an API for plugins, the ability to capture external data, and command-line scripting; plotting can also be accessed via DBUS and SAMP.
Nice but pricey
DataDesk / Data Desk DP / Data Desk DDRP
Configurations: started as 680x0; currently Universal; OSX 10.7 or higher
Current Version: 8.21 (OS X), 6.1 (OS 7-9)
Price: $495 normal (DataDesk Pro), academic $295 (Academic Data Desk), $30 student—full versions, no annual fees.
Listing updated: 2/23/2020 • last software update, 2020
Published by DataDescription
An exploratory data analysis package, DataDesk was originally developed by Cornell professor Paul Velleman, once a student of Bell Labs’ famed John Tukey. (800) 573-5121.
The Mac version is at parity with the Windows version. The strength and weakness of DataDesk is its visual environment:
While it implements many traditional statistics techniques suitable for data from planned experiments and sample surveys, Data Desk’s true strength is its powerful tools for data exploration. ... speed and linked views make Data Desk unsurpassable for exploring any set of data. ... Select points in one plot or table and see those points highlight instantly in all other plots. Modify a data value or parameter and see all relevant plots and table update immediately...
Dick Furnas wrote:
DataDesk is superb for exploratory data analysis. A student version is bundled with several textbooks Velleman has been involved in. DataDesk was originally developed for the Mac and makes splendid use of drag and drop, clickable, live interfaces and everything a Mac user might wish for (you can lasso points in a graph and the data values from the underlying data tables will be highlighted, and vice/versa).
Data Desk DDRP was recently added as an upgrade from Data Desk 8, for $39 (for a single license) with upgrades from versions 6 and 7 as well (for $149 and $99, respectively). It includes a data and story library, writes out R or Python commands so any table can be reproduced, and imports from Excel (including relations).
Igor Pro
Price: Several; around $995
Current Version: 8
Listing updated: March 2020
Igor Pro is a charting and data analysis program published by WaveMetrics, Inc. “IGOR Pro is an interactive software environment for experimentation with scientific and engineering data and for the production of publication-quality graphs and page layouts.” IGOR's data files are cross-platform. Analysis includes curve fitting, peak analysis, signal processing, and descriptive statistics. As of version 6, Igor Pro is a Universal Binary, and expanded statistics are available, along with built in FIR and IIR filtering.
JMP
A highly capable data visualization and discovery package which is very speedy and has a friendly Mac-like interface, JMP is covered on the main page.
Stata
Stata, the fine Mac-focused Swiss-army-knife statistics package started including SEM (structural equation modeling) with version 12. Stata details.
Specialty tools
Graphical Analysis
Current version: 4.10
Price: Free!
Software last updated in 2020? Listing updated: 3-11-2020
From Vernier Solutions, Graphical Analysis creates charts and graphs from sensor data (e.g. sensors purchased from Vernier). It lets you “create and print graphs, data tables, text, FFTs, and histograms. Perform automatic curve fits, and add models with adjustable parameters to your graphs. Calculate statistics, tangents, integrals, and interpolations.” It allows collection from Vernier sensors, which is probably why it's free. Data can be shared with Logger Pro and LabQuest 2 or entered manually.
ParallelSets
Java software: Mac OS X (10.5 or later), Linux, Windows
Current version: 2.1
Last updated: 1/2017
ParallelSets provides visualization for categorical data, including surveys and inventory; provides an alternative to simple cross-tabs. Importing is via CSV only, but Excel, SPSS, LibreOffice, and other software allows CSV export. Created by Shree Chhatwal, Shilpa Sharma, Robert Kosara, and Caroline Ziemkiewicz with support of various United States government agencies. Thanks, Chris Lucianu.
GMT - The Generic Mapping Tools
Configurations: UNIX, OS X; since you compile it, Universal
Current version: 5.1.1
Listing updated: January 2017
Last software update: March 2014
A collection of command-line tools that run on all Unix-like systems, including Mac OS X. See gmt.soest.hawaii.edu for details. Many of the main developers (including me) use Mac OS X. (Description by Paul Wessel)
Grapher / Graphing Calculator
Configurations: OS 7-9, PowerPC depending on version
Price: Comes with MacOS
This software was made available free of charge by Apple with the first PowerPC systems to show off the awesome power of the 60 MHz PowerPC 601 chips (which in some ways were quite speedy, but most people probably found themselves wishing for a Quadra). They have continued on, in various forms, through to OS X, and can actually do a number of useful things. Steve Martin of the University of Melbourne suggested its inclusion, noting that the new verison of Grapher allows importing sets of points and includes sample files. This only works for graphing functions.
gnuplot
Configurations: PPC
Current Version: 4.1
Price: free
gnuplot is the Mac version of the open source scientific plotting software. It is available online from many sources.
Magic Maps
Configurations: 10.7 or later
Price: $40 (Mac App Store)
Version: 1.4.12
Listing updated: Jan 2017
Software Updated: Dec 2016
From Evan Miller, Magic Apps is a tool for analyzing time-series data on a map. Maps; states and countries automatically change color to match values, with customization for the colors and numeric ranges (colors can also be set for text fields). Data can be entered manually or via various file formats; built in templates are provided, and KML and ESRI files can be imported. A timeline shows historical averages and totals with a 'play' feature to show changes by period. There are mathematical and geographical functions included, with CSV output.
Matplotlib
Free - open source - for Mac OS X
Latest version: 1.3.1
Report updated: July 2014
Matplotlib is a pure python plotting library with the goal of making publication quality plots using a syntax familiar to matlab users. The library uses Numeric for handling large data sets and supports a variety of output backends. The program was originally written by John D. Hunter, who died of cancer in 2012 at the age of 44.
OmniGraphSketcher
Configurations: Universal Binary; up to Snow Leopard; iPad version available
Current version: 3.8.4
Price: Shareware, $80 educational, now open source
Listing updated: January 2017
Software updated: Unknown
An amazingly quick and easy to use program for drawing instant, readable scatterplots and for drawing graphs by hand (without data). Written by Robin Stewart (graphsketcher.com).
Prism
GraphPad’s Prism is an excellent platform for graphing, providing the usability of graphing software with many advanced statistical capabilities. Numerous graph types are available along with flexible regression curving. See our main Mac statistics software page (listed under GraphPad).
R with SEM add-on (free)
R is a general purpose open source statistics package (see the separate page on R for the Mac); there is an SEM (Structural Equation Models) add-on by John Fox.
There is also a PLS package (Adam Naples wrote, “it’s kind of a less constrained, or exploratory SEM”) for R.
SciPy
For Linux and Windows but may be compiled on Macs
Report updated: 1/5/2017
SciPy is a library of scientific tools for Python which supplements the Numeric module. SciPy includes modules for graphics and plotting, optimization, integration, special functions, signal and image processing, genetic algorithms, ODE solvers, and others.
Simgua
Version: 3.4 (for OS X 10.4-10.7) and Windows
Price: download page not working, $860
Report updated: 1/2/2017
Simgua simulates and models complex systems with visual modeling, a Visual Basic compiler for Macs, macros, custom materials, and material transformations.
VTK (Visualization Toolkit)
Pre-compiled only for Windows; may be compiled from source code for OS X
Latest version: 7.1 (listing updated 1/2017)
The Visualization ToolKit (VTK) is a system for 3D computer graphics, image processing, and visualization with several interface layers. In VTK applications can be written directly in C++, Tcl, Java, or Python.
VTK supports a wide variety of visualization algorithms including scalar, vector, tensor, texture, and volumetric methods; and advanced modeling techniques like implicit modelling, polygon reduction, mesh smoothing, cutting, contouring, and Delaunay triangulation. Moreover, we have directly integrated dozens of imaging algorithms into the system so you can mix 2D imaging / 3D graphics algorithms and data. Our goal is to make the software easy enough for any computer literate person to use.
VVI Graph Builder
Configurations: Universal, Snow Leopard and up
Current Version: 10.11
Price: $45 direct, $20 through App Store
Publisher/site: VVI
Lance Bland, the developer, wrote: 'In addition to all the standard features, Vvidget includes advanced features such as floating ticks, curves that can extend beyond the graph frame or can be truncated and literally hundreds of tunable parameters. 3D types rotate in real time and even the graph labels can be rotated in their own plane, independent of the main graph rotation. Data can be inserted through a list of numbers or by point and click methods.' The same developer provides software such as QuadraticLab for other math functions. The software appears to be under very active development.
In version 10.6, VVidge has a new, improved manual with tutorials; drag-and-drop of graphs to Cocoa projects in the Interface Builder; and other features.
Vvidget and Graph
Configurations: Universal, 32-bit and 64-bit versions; Snow Leopard and up
Current Version: 10.6.3
Price: Free
Publisher/site: VVidget.org
Listing updated Aug 19, 2013
Lance Bland, the developer, wrote: 'In addition to all the standard features, Vvidget includes advanced features such as floating ticks, curves that can extend beyond the graph frame or can be truncated and literally hundreds of tunable parameters. 3D types rotate in real time and even the graph labels can be rotated in their own plane, independent of the main graph rotation. Data can be inserted through a list of numbers or by point and click methods.' The same developer provides software such as QuadraticLab for other math functions. The software appears to be under very active development.
In version 10.6, VVidge has a new, improved manual with tutorials; drag-and-drop of graphs to Cocoa projects in the Interface Builder; and other features.
Currently, Graph is free but has ads; VVidget is $4 from the Mac App Store and is the same program without ads. Versions are available for free and $2 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
Others
Grace is a WYSIWYG 2D plotting tool for the X Window System that runs on “practically any version of Unix-like OS.”
Ctioga is no longer available; use Ctioga2.
Related pages
See our related pages on:
- Data extraction software (to get data from scanned graphs and images)
- Regression/ANOVA software;
- Time series analysis software;
- General math software;
- Other specialized applications, including meta-analysis software
Abandoned Mac graphing and data visualization software
See the dead zone.
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Open source Visualization for MAC OS X
- Compatible System: Windows & Mac. Available for: Spotify Free & Premium. No.2 Wavesync Spotify Visualizer. Brief Introduction: Wavesync Spotify Music Visualizer is a simple but feasible Spotify music visualizer with colorful wave-shaped animated pictures. You can catch sight of the beautiful sound wave waving along with the playing of Spotify.
- You will be able to create from scratch highly-detailed models for 3D printing, but also for visualization. This program is well-used in the architecture or automobile sector, for example. While using SketchUp you can also find already made 3D models in 3D Warehouse, the world’s biggest library of free 3D models!
Dex
Dex is short for Data Explorer. Dex is an application for interacting with data. Dex provides data extraction, transformation, visualization, and predictive capabilities. Dex is ideal for turning data into visual knowledge with a minimum amount of effort. (Apache)
Cross-platform
Gnuplot
EnVision is a guided visualization app designed to help you achieve your goals and live the life you truly desire. Visualize the future you want to create, set and achieve the goals that will get you there and learn how to show up as your empowered self each day. Visualization is a technique widel.
gnuplot is a command-line program that can generate two- and three-dimensional plots of functions, data, and data fits. It is frequently used for publication-quality graphics as well as education (gnuplot license)
Linux - Windows - MAC OS X - FreeBSD
Graphviz
Graphviz is open source graph visualization software. Graph visualization is a way of representing structural information as diagrams of abstract graphs and networks (CPL)
Linux - FreeBSD - Windows - MAC OS X
Mandelbulber
Mandelbulber is an experimental application that helps to make rendering 3D Mandelbrot fractals much more accessible. (GPL)
Linux - Windows - MAC OS X
ParaView
ParaView is a program for parallel, interactive, scientific visualization. It has a client–server architecture to facilitate remote visualization of datasets, and generates level of detail models to maintain interactive frame rates for large datasets. (BSD)
Windows - Linux - MAC OS X
R
R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. The R language is widely used among statisticians and data miners for developing statistical software and data analysis. (GPL)
Linux - FreeBSD - Windows - MAC OS X
Tonatiuh
The Tonatiuh project aims to create an open source, cutting-edge, accurate, and easy to use Monte Carlo ray tracer for the optical simulation of solar concentrating systems. (GPL)
Linux - FreeBSD - Windows - MAC OS X
XDAT
XDAT is a tool for analysing multi-dimensional data by using parallel-coordinate visualization invented by Alfred Inselberg. (GPL)
Cross-platform
8 applications
Everyone loves music, it just depends on your mood which kind of music you will love to hear at a particular time. For music lovers like you, here is a list of some of the best music visualizer software ready to add visual effects to your favorite music.
VSXu Player
The special feature of VSXu player is it records audio (song) which you are currently playing and then generates visual effects. This gives the software flexibility to work with any music player. It will change the visual effect vibrations with a change in beats per minute, making the software flexible enough and real time. This software comes with a variety of designs enough to keep the mood up for a long time.
Music Visualization For Mac
Plane9
Plane9 is a 3D music visualizer. The best feature of this software is the predefined set of nearly 270 scenes. It does not end with the number 270, the combination of them with an almost infinite set of possible combinations gives you a new look on the visualizer screen always. This visualize can be used either as a Winamp plugin or Windows media player plugin or as a screensaver. This software also has the ability to react to the sound (music) recorded from the microphone.
Morphyre
Free Data Visualization Software Mac Os
Morphyre is free 3D music visualizer software. This software has got tons of themes for playing in the background. This software can also work as a screensaver on your personal computer. Though you can use the software freely, there is an option for upgrading to unlock some of the cool themes, which are worth the money you spend.
Bazik for Windows
Visualizer produces visual effects based on the sound recorded by the mic on your computer. It has a very simple, yet powerful design. Bazik has a rich collection of themes and images with transitions to give visual effects for long enough time. You can also create your own content by combining the existing ones or defining completely new one. You can use a good number as a plugin with syphon or spout.
Whitecap for Mac
Visualization For Machine Learning
Whitecap is built natively for Mac. Whitecap is a sleek and simple to use music visualizer that can work as a screensaver also. Whitecap features real-time visualization, thousands of themes, dynamic backgrounds with wireframe mesh. You can have 3 versions of the software, free, gold, and platinum. The free version will give you all the basic features plus the facility to add your own made custom theme. You have the flexibility to adjust zoom, speed and the music response based on your need.
Music Visualizer for Android
Music visualiser for Android has a simple GUI with some rich features. It has got good number of themes and images with transition to support visual effects for continuous music playback for a long time. If you are using snapdragon based device on Android lollipop, then you may have a couple of bugs. Though, this software is the best in its class for Android platform.
Most Popular Software for 2016 – Magic Music Visuals
Free Data Visualization Software Mac Computers
Magic music visual is the popular software in music visualize category. The software has two versions Studio and Performer. The performer has extra effects, which are for you if you are interested in VJing. If you are not into Video Jockeying much, the Studio mode has enough features to impress you. Some features offered are drawing custom geometric shapes, send output to HDTv’s, support for openGL, support for ultra-low latency audio devices. You can also see Music Remix Software
What is Music Visualizer Software?
Visualization For Sleep
Music Visualizer Software visualizes certain images or themes based on the rhythm of the music you are playing. The intelligence in the code of different music visualizers is the main difference which will add more feel in the music. Some music visualizer also adds screensaver on the screen with the same effects stores as templates. You can also see Music Writing Software
Data Visualization For Machine Learning
As different visualizer software have different themes stored in them, it is completely a personal preference of selecting a particular music visualizer. Though magic music visual has got some rich features over others, it has got a price for you. So, if you are in VJing, you can consider for going platinum on magic music visual, otherwise, there are good alternatives in the free ones also.
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