Soniq Movie
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo & Video | Free | Yuji Koike | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
It renders a music in iPod Library to a video file. A rendered video file will be stored in Camera Roll.
You can use it for promotional video making of your own composition.
Making a 20-second video is free, a whole song video is $0.99 (up to 10 minutes).
Features:
- Spectrum is displayed relative to an equally-tempered musical frequency scale.
- Oscilloscope visualization
Video Resolution:
- 1024x768 : iPad, iPad 2
- 960x640 : iPhone 4, 4S, iPod touch 4th generation
- 480x320 : iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 3rd generation
NOTE:
- Rendering is aborted when the app become inactive such as phone call, low battery alert, pushing home button and sleep button.
- If rendering is aborted, a purchased ticket remains unused. You can retry the rendering until the generated video is saved to Camera Roll.
- DRM files cannot be rendered to video files.
Reviews
Trial is pointless
Benjas96
I downloaded this application looking for something similar to the app, "Plametary". Planetary is an awesome app but the is pointless. Anyway, it will only let you do ten seconds of visualizations before it comes up with a window asking you to purchase the full version.
20 seconds?
JesterSentinel
It looks so cool and well done, after a free 20 seconds, it prompts you to buy more time for the rest of your song. 20 seconds barely breaks the intro to any song.
????
Rava68
.99 cents each video?? NO WAY!! Good luck rendering a .99 video and then a phone call arrives!!! $$ to the toilet!!! Nice app-- bad developer; he/she wants to become some sort of wealthy person with this feature. I DON'T THINK SO!! No with me dude!
Absolute Bull
Taste Tha Bass
Only 20 seconds or else we have to pay? And we can't even choose what 20 seconds to take? The publisher of this app is money hungry I would give it no stars if I could.
Interesting tool for those that need to analyze audio in a movie file
dataBANG
It's a good spectrum analyzer and can render movies up 60fps and supports multiple standard resolutions. Unfortunately, I had mistakenly downloaded this player to test-drive and thought the 99¢ in-app price was an permanent unlock feature—but it's a token for 10 minutes only. At the time, I hadn't realized the developer has a few related apps: Soniq Player plays iTunes songs, that does the same spectral analysis at 60fps but doesn't render a movie file. The other Soniq app is for mic input only and doesn't play iTunes songs.
