Music visualizer scenes

Classic equalizer-style frequency bars — the most readable and versatile music visualizer scene.

Radial frequency segments wrapping a centered album cover — perfect for single releases and album art animations.

Time-domain waveform line that ripples with the music — the editor-suite classic, reimagined for the web.

WebGL particle field that swirls with the mids, expands with the bass, and bursts on every beat.

Thin drifting sine lines for lo-fi, ambient and chill genres where heavy spectrum bars would feel out of place.

WebGL synthwave perspective grid with a horizon sun, scrolling floor, scanline glitches and beat-triggered glow.

Symmetric radial sectors of audio-reactive bars — a hypnotic, mandala-like visualizer for trance, ambient and meditation tracks.

Classic stereo VU-meter equalizer with peak holds, gradient bars and bass-boost ducking — looks like a real DSP rack.

Rotating geometric shapes — triangles, polygons and stacked layers — that pulse with the music and snap-rotate on beats.

Closed waveform loop wrapped around a centre point, breathing outward and inward with the audio amplitude.

A spinning vinyl record with album cover, optional spectrum ring and bass-wobble warp — the most tactile scene in the library.

Receding rings in a perspective tunnel, driven by bass energy and punching forward on beat — the high-energy "drop" visualizer.

Jagged lightning bolts that strike on beat with random branching and fade trails — pure transient drama.

Organic metaball blobs that merge and split with bass energy — like liquid mercury reacting to the track.