Compose: the visualizer builder
Compose a music video from an empty frame: 16 bar and wave looks, 15 props, text, images, lyrics and backgrounds, rendered in 4K at 60 fps.
Compose, the visualizer builder, is the same engine as the Music Visualizer with the design left to you. You start with an empty frame and place what you want in it. There is no timeline and no keyframes: you arrange a scene, and the audio drives it.
What you can place on the frame
| Element | What it is |
|---|---|
| Visualizer | The audio-reactive graphic itself, in 16 looks: linear bars, mirrored bars, circular and radial forms, waveforms and swells |
| Props | 15 objects that live in the scene. See props |
| Text | Titles, artist names, anything. See text and fonts |
| Images | Logos, photos, your artwork. See images and logos |
| Background | The ground everything sits on. See backgrounds |
| Lyrics | Words timed to the song. See lyric videos |
How the layers work
Everything you add becomes a layer. Drag it on the stage, resize it from the corners, rotate it, or nudge it with the arrow keys for precision. The layer list lets you reorder, rename, hide, duplicate and lock. The background is always the ground and cannot be dragged out from under the composition.
Can I use more than one visualizer?
Yes. Several reactive elements can share a frame, each with its own look, colours and reactivity, which is how you get a layout with a wide spectrum along the bottom and a small circular form beside the artwork.
Related reading
- The Compose product page
- Build your own music visualizer, no code needed
- 7 music video layouts you can build yourself
Last updated 2026-09-15
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