This is a post by Tutorial Team Member Xinrong Guo, a CS student and an independent iOS developer who loves open source. Check out his blog and Github. In the mid-seventies, Atari released the Atari Home Music player that connected a television to a stereo and thereby produced abstract images in sync with the music. Consumers could manipulate the images by twisting knobs and pushing buttons on the device. The device was a market failure but it was the first time that the world was exposed to music visualization. Now, music visualization is a common technology that can be found in almost every digital media player such as iTunes or Windows Media Player.


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