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Version 2.1.2 · 2026-09-08
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The store currently lists version 2.1.2, updated 2026-09-08.








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Experience trance music with immersive 3D audio-reactive visualizers.
Trance 5D is a psychedelic music visualizer app designed especially for trance, psytrance, goa trance, progressive trance, ambient and related electronic music styles. Play music from your own library or stream trance and ambient radio stations while transforming the sound into colorful, hypnotic visuals in real time.
The app includes 3 trance visualizers, each with its own style and atmosphere, optimized for a deep and immersive trance experience.
Features
- 3 trance-inspired 3D visualizers with real-time audio reactivity
- Play music from your local library with the built-in player
- Stream internet radio with Trance, Psybient, Ambient and Techno music
- Adjust visualizer speed instantly with the + / − controls
- iPad optimized with sidebar navigation
- AirPlay support
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