Spectrolizer Lite is a simplified version of the Spectrolizer audio player with a stereo, spectrographic, interactive 3D music visualizer based on the advanced psychoacoustic spectrum analysis technology developed by AICore Software. What you will get in Spectrolizer Lite: MUSIC VISUALIZER with: ✓ Multiple Layout and Color presets. ✓ Layout and Color presets editor. ✓ Multiple View Modes (Normal, Sensors, Kaleidoscope). ✓ Multiple Presentation Modes (Light Show, Ink Show, Custom Show with your own images on background). ✓ Multiple Interaction Modes which allows you to perform various actions inside a 3D scene of visualizer: rotation, movement, scaling. MUSIC PLAYER with: ✓ Ability to play your tracks from Media Library or directly from storage or external USB storage folders. ✓ Ability to play Internet Media Streams. ✓ Media Library Browser with lots of features like sorting and grouping media tracks by Title, Album, Artist, Year, Duration, Date added, Folder, File Name or File Size. ✓ Ability to import M3U and PLS Playlists. ✓ Sound Effects: Bass Boost, Equalizer, Reverb and more. ✓ Multiple queues. ✓ Gapless playback. ✓ Sleep Timer. ✓ Music playback Widget. INTERNET RADIO PLAYER with: ✓ Radio browser with thousands of radio stations from around the world, making it easy to find what you want by country, language or tag. ✓ Ability to filter and search for radio stations, as well as the ability to pin a list of preferred results for quick future reference. We use only main sound tones and most significant harmonics (overtones) displayed via pure high quality spectrograms and spectrum graphs generated at real-time. In Spectrolizer, no pixel is drawn for no reason - just for beauty. All that you see is real data produced by a spectrum analyzer. This makes the Spectrolizer the most effective music visualizer with the highest degree of correlation between a sound and produced visual content. Only with Spectrolizer you will see how the singer's voice vibrates, you will see each beat of drumroll, you will not miss any of the shortest acoustic chirp (sweep signal), you will understand that the difference in the sound of various instruments can not only be heard, but also seen.