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WhiteCap for Mac

Visual plug-in for iTunes and other players.

$20.00
In English
Version 6.8.3
3.4
Based on 16 user rates

WhiteCap overview

WhiteCap is a sleek and sophisticated music visualizer and screensaver that features futuristic, wireframe mesh visuals with dynamic backgrounds and colors.

WhiteCap contains thousands of visual combinations, real-time audio response, configurable on-screen menus, and an extensive library of visual content.

  • Continuously morphing stream of visual effects
  • Adjustable zoom, speed, and music response
  • Easy to install, easy to use

What’s new in version 6.8.3

Version 6.8.3:
  • New WaveShapes: Vesica Piscis Pulse, Closed Space, Holy Moments
  • Installer now better accommodates Mojave and Catalina (to the best that is possible)

WhiteCap for Mac

$20.00
In English
Version 6.8.3
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3.4

(60 Reviews of WhiteCap)

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Teksestro
Teksestro
Dec 30 2017
6.8.0
1.0
Dec 30 2017
1.0
Version: 6.8.0
The 'standalone' version is actually US$30. That is the same price as Affinity Photo for the iPad - an app that won the coveted 'App of the Year' award, and is developed by an entire team of highly-skilled developers in the UK. When you consider that WhiteCap - as well as the other visualisers the developer produces - is produced as a hobby, by a one-man band, in his spare time, it is blatantly obvious to everyone that the pricing here is utterly unrealistic, and will turn away most potential buyers. The irony here is, that if the developer decided to price them reasonably - say, at a US$2.00, the price of a 'normal' game or art app that will entertain you for a couple of hours - WhiteCap (and his other visualiser offerings) would probably be MUCH more successful, and would be likely to collect very positive reviews. He has indeed been developing these visualisers for a couple of decades, so they have now evolved to have quite stable, solid code. They are hypnotic, and nice to look at - for fifteen minutes or so at a time - and would be WELL worth a US$2 price tag. When reviewing any product, however, we have to take into consideration whether there is value-for-money to be had, and at the current price point, the answer is a very unavoidable 'NO'.
kosovarnye@yahoo-com
kosovarnye@yahoo-com
Jun 26 2017
6.7.1
0.0
Jun 26 2017
0.0
Version: 6.7.1
$20 for a friggin' visual plugin (or $30 for the whooeee! "Platinum" edition?!?!" (Plus $15 or more for the frequent upgrade fees, or so I've read?) Well, there's a sucker born every day and unfortunately, the only person laughing is the developer...all the way to the bank.! WhiteCap is another insignificant product from Soundspectrum, who charges the same outrageous prices for the G-Force visual plugin. I wouldn't pay more than $3 for an iTunes plugin unless it had genuine AI built in and it could do my tax returns and make my toast in the morning. (Incidentally, the basic version of TurboTax IS FREE and it DOES do my taxes.)
Swo
Swo
Apr 24 2017
6.7
0.0
Apr 24 2017
0.0
Version: 6.7
Something like a visualizer (or a screensaver) should NEVER cost as much as WhiteCap. And it's worth mentioning that I have never uses the application–did I mention it's a visualizer, an iTunes visualizer–but would only consider such an application if the cost was in the single digits. But $20!? Who NEEDS to pay so much for what amounts to eye candy?
Noraa
Noraa
Mar 16 2016
6.5
1.0
Mar 16 2016
1.0
Version: 6.5
Wow, this thing is still in development? Are there actually people out there paying $15/year for an iTunes visualizer? I used to love this plugin way back in the day (15+ years ago...), but haven't used it since the developer started charging absurd amounts of money for it.
OhEssex
OhEssex
Sep 30 2013
6.1
0.0
Sep 30 2013
0.0
Version: 6.1
So how does this software end up with the coveted bold red text at the top of MacUpdate's list at the end of the day? It has a really poor rating yet other software that rates much higher and has more downloads than this doesn't make the cut...
PRjohnson
PRjohnson
Jan 1 2018
5.0
Jan 1 2018
5.0
Version: null
Teksestro
Teksestro
Dec 30 2017
1.0
Dec 30 2017
1.0
Version: null
Noraa
Noraa
Mar 16 2016
1.0
Mar 16 2016
1.0
Version: null
Monkeyjunkey
Monkeyjunkey
Sep 29 2013
0.5
Sep 29 2013
0.5
Version: null
alas!
alas!
Dec 7 2011
1.5
Dec 7 2011
1.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jan 4 2005
4.8
Jan 4 2005
4.8
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Sep 7 2004
4.8
Sep 7 2004
4.8
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Sep 6 2004
3.8
Sep 6 2004
3.8
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 15 2004
4.8
Jun 15 2004
4.8
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 7 2004
5.0
Jun 7 2004
5.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 5 2004
4.8
Jun 5 2004
4.8
Version: null
Heymini
Heymini
Nov 22 2003
4.5
Nov 22 2003
4.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Sep 8 2003
5.0
Sep 8 2003
5.0
Version: null
Myimac
Myimac
Jul 22 2003
1.0
Jul 22 2003
1.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Mar 23 2003
5.0
Mar 23 2003
5.0
Version: null
Joe-morris
Joe-morris
Feb 3 2003
4.8
Feb 3 2003
4.8
Version: null