A music player
for your Mac.
With a real-time visualizer that turns your music into light.
Cloud music is easy. But sometimes you just want your own player again.
A place for your own songs, offline listening, a familiar window, a visualizer, and a bit of personality, just like the old desktop players used to have.
WaxSong brings that feeling back to the modern Mac.
Seven visuals.
Water, flame, plasma, stars.
Pick a look and watch your music turn into rippling water, fire, plasma or a flying starfield, moving in time with every beat. Smooth and easy on the eyes, never strobing.
Music isn’t only sound.
Give it the whole screen.
Press ⌘F and the player gets out of the way: water, aurora, slow plasma or rising bubbles take the entire display and move to whatever is playing. Put on something quiet, turn the lights down, and the screen stops being a desktop and becomes a window. No timers, no streaks, nothing to tap.
Your track,
floating over the game.
Streaming a game? A “now playing” banner floats on top of it (above the game, the visualizer, any full-screen app) so your viewers always see the track. Choose the font, color and position, and when it shows: always on, on every track change, or just before a song ends.