Nebula Music Visualizer app analytics for September 13

It's like a journey through the universe, with stops at 36 different nebulae. Explore famous cosmic formations such as the Orion Nebula, Cat's Eye Nebula and Crab Nebula. Use the app as a music visualizer, for relaxation and meditation, or as a live wallpaper. 36 NEBULAE Travel through 36 beautiful nebulae with detailed, high-quality space textures. Choose your favorite nebula and use it for music visualization, relaxation or meditation. MUSIC VISUALIZATION Play music with a compatible music app and then switch to Nebula Music Visualizer to create a colorful soundscape synchronized with the music. BUILT-IN MUSIC PLAYER & RADIO Play your own music files or listen to Moon Mission Radio directly in the app. Music and radio can continue playing in the background, so you can keep listening while using other apps. CREATE YOUR OWN VISUALIZER AND WALLPAPER Customize your journey through space with 26 music visualization themes, 10 backgrounds and 18 star clusters. Choose from different stars such as Alpha Centauri and Sirius and create your own combination of nebulae, stars and visual effects. In the free version, you can unlock the settings by watching a video ad. Access remains available until you close the app. LIVE WALLPAPER Turn the nebulae into an animated live wallpaper and personalize your Android device with a moving journey through space. INTERACTIVITY Adjust the speed of the visualizers with the + and – buttons. PREMIUM FEATURES MICROPHONE VISUALIZATION Visualize sounds captured by your phone's microphone. Use your voice, music from a stereo, or sounds around you to create responsive visual effects. UNLIMITED ACCESS TO SETTINGS The full version gives you unlimited access to all settings without having to watch video ads. 3D GYROSCOPE Control your position in space with the interactive 3D gyroscope by moving your device. ABOUT NEBULAE Nebulae are enormous interstellar clouds of gas and dust. Some are regions where new stars are born, while others are created during the final stages of a star's life. Planetary nebulae can form when stars similar in size to our Sun reach the end of their lives. Other nebulae are remnants of powerful supernova explosions. These spectacular structures make nebulae some of the most fascinating objects in the universe. APP VIDEO The app video was produced by Stefano Rodriguez. Music in the video: "Gods Were the Astronauts" by Galaxy Hunter.