Props
The 15 objects you can place in a scene, from a spinning vinyl and a cassette to VU meters, a neon sign, subscribe animations and a QR code.
A prop is an object that lives in the scene and reacts to the music. There are 15, and each one brings its own settings rather than a generic set.
What is available
| Prop | What it does |
|---|---|
| Vinyl | A record that spins at a speed you set, with your artwork as the label |
| Cassette | A tape with turning reels and your art on the label |
| Turntable | A full deck with a moving tonearm |
| Boombox, reel to reel | Hardware with moving parts and lit meters |
| VU meters | Needles that swing with the level |
| Neon sign | Text as a lit tube, with a buzz you can dial in |
| Microphone, disco ball, spotlight | Stage furniture for a performance look |
| Petals, rain on glass, glass panel | Atmosphere over the top of everything |
| Subscribe and follow | Animated calls to action for YouTube and Instagram |
| QR code | A scannable link on the video |
Do props react to the music?
The ones that should, do. A vinyl turns at a constant speed like a real record rather than jerking on every beat, because a record that stuttered with the kick would look broken. VU meters swing with the level. The neon sign flickers. Each prop behaves the way the real object would.
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Last updated 2026-09-15
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