Revolv Brings AR Technology to Your Old-School Music
by Brent Dirks
May 3, 2022
The new app Revolv AR brings augmented reality to your record collection.
Start a record and then open the app. On your iOS device screen, the app will dynamically visualize the sound of the record.
A cyclical sound wave graphic can be seen from the stylus of the record player. It will follow the circular motion and react to the real-time audio content.
While the music is playing, the app will analyze the frequency bands like treble and bass. The volume of those will create the color and movement of the waveforms.
The app works with any record and record player.
Revolv AR is for the iPhone and all iPad models.
It’s a $0.99 download on the App Store now.
