I was thinking, it could be cool with a maximum peak show off, as it goes. I guess a golden color could be used or what not - to have it show the maximum peaks and levels of each vibration or not. I could see it would be useful for some more data that could be useful in some places, or a little more eye candy - like at the moment I am sitting and keeping my eyes on the levels, and would be easier if it just did it automatically, just taking the highest levels and showing them with like persistent golden line/s or peaks, or whatever color that might suit it or chosen.

Just an idea - you could also make it reset every single song maybe, or just go on until the user resets it.

Was just thinking about it. Not the most useful feature maybe, but.... Could still be something nice to have, while keeping an eye on things, at least as the creator. Not totally certain how much I would use it - like it could be more then I would think and it could be less.

On a side note, as what I am doing at the moment.
I also tried this other visualizer in DeadBeeF audio player as I was trying it out if there would be something useful and any good ideas or what not and testing my new made encoded audio files, but found out it is not consistent with its visualizer data - so clearly one should not use that for testing purposes looking at the music visualizer. It is jumping all over the board, when you reset the file or go from one file to the other and back. Anyway foreign project - and I guess the plugin is pretty old as well and not really updated for a long time. Anyway, back to work on the audioMotion stuff and media files.

And of cause the newest version you released, seem to do great with mono files having no issues. Still hoping for some adjustment on the beginning Hz for the C note :P