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Six ways to see your song

Every style below is the tool’s own engine, drawing the example track in real time. Press play to hear what it is reacting to. The one in view is live; the others wait as stills.

Afterglow by Violet Static Example track, generated in code
Sound off

Sound is off until you press play. Colors are picked from the example cover.

Spectrum ring visualizer on the example track

1 of 6 · records on a free release

Spectrum ring

Clean, centered, classic.

What it draws
Your cover in the middle, with 132 bars around it that follow the frequencies from low to high.
What it suits
Almost anything. It keeps the cover as the hero, so it is the safe first post for a single.
Mirrored bars visualizer on the example track

2 of 6 · records on a free release

Mirrored bars

Hi-fi display, steady.

What it draws
The cover above a row of 60 bars that mirror out from the center, with a soft reflection underneath.
What it suits
Tracks with a busy mid-range: guitars, vocals, layered synths. The bars show the whole mix moving.
Particle field visualizer on the example track

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Particle field

Fast, wide, energetic.

What it draws
Thousands of points flying past the cover. They speed up and swell with the bass, and a ring leaves the cover on each beat.
What it suits
Songs with a strong kick: house, hip-hop, drum and bass, anything with a drop.
Spinning vinyl visualizer on the example track

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Spinning vinyl

Warm, physical, unhurried.

What it draws
A record turning at 33⅓ with your cover as the label, and a ribbon around it that traces the waveform.
What it suits
Soul, jazz, lo-fi, indie, and anything you are pressing to vinyl.
Liquid visualizer on the example track

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Liquid

Soft, saturated, fluid.

What it draws
A slow, flowing background in your cover's colors that ripples outward from the cover with the spectrum.
What it suits
Ambient, R&B, dream pop, slower songs where movement should breathe rather than punch.
Wire terrain visualizer on the example track

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Wire terrain

Retro, wide-screen, driving.

What it draws
A wireframe landscape that rolls toward you, built from the last few seconds of the spectrum, with the cover as the sun.
What it suits
Synthwave, electronic, instrumental and anything that wants a sense of travel.

Every style, three shapes

The same look is laid out again for each format, so nothing is cropped off. Text can sit at the top or the bottom, or be switched off.

The spinning vinyl visualizer in a vertical 9:16 frame
9:16Reels, TikTok, Shorts
The spinning vinyl visualizer in a square 1:1 frame
1:1Feed posts
The spinning vinyl visualizer in a wide 16:9 frame
16:9YouTube, X
The wire terrain visualizer: a neon wireframe landscape rolling toward the horizon, with the example cover as the sun

Now try it on your song.

All six styles can be previewed on your own track on a free release. No sign-up to try.

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