1600x1400 Itunes+visualizer+wallpaper. 1280x800 Industrial Music Visualizer - Android Apps on Google Play. 1920x1080 Monstercat-ish audio-spectrum. Start your iTunes light show by pressing Command-T. As you can see in the screenshot above, the visualizer displays the name of the track and album, its artist, and its artwork, at the bottom left. Visualizer modes. To cycle through three Visualizer modes while using the iTunes Visualizer setting, press the M key repeatedly: To play the random visual effects generated by iTunes, press the M key several times until “ Random slideshow mode” appears in the top-left corner of the window.
You know that iTunes is a feast for the ears, but did you know that it can provide you with eye candy as well? With just a click or two on your MacBook, you can view mind-bending graphics that stretch, move, and pulse with your music.
To begin viewing iTunes visuals, choose View→Show Visualizer (or press Command+T). Immediately, most of your iTunes interface disappears and begins displaying groovy lava lamp-style animations (like, sassy, man). To stop the visuals, choose View→Hide Visualizer (or press Command+T again). The usual sunny aluminum face of iTunes returns.
You can also change the viewing size of the iTunes visuals in the View menu. From the View menu item, choose Full Screen (or press Command+F). To escape from the Full Screen mode, poke the trackpad or press Esc.
Itunes Visualizer
You can still control iTunes with the keyboard while the visuals are zooming around your screen.
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The iTunes Visualizer has many hidden features. While viewing the Visualizer, press Command+F to see a list of hidden Visualizer settings.
Mac Itunes Visualizer
But wait, more Easter eggs are to be found! Again, while viewing the Visualizer, press one of following keys:
M: Changes the Visualizer pattern
P: Changes the Visualizer color scheme
Press either of these keys repeatedly to cycle through the various patterns and color schemes lurking deep within the Visualizer.
Additionally, you’ll find third-party Visualizer plug-ins available for downloading on Apple’s web site and other Mac-related download sites — heck, some even display lyrics, karaoke-style! Choose a different Visualizer plug-in from the View→Visualizer menu item.