A number you can't ignore
The percentage is set at roughly a quarter of the frame height in an 800-weight cut, with a smaller % mark tucked beside it. This is poster-grade typography, not a HUD widget.
One enormous number, your artwork behind it: a track-progress readout so bold it becomes the whole design.
Big Percentage is a music visualizer that strips the visualizer down to a single statement: a huge, heavyweight percentage of the track played, anchored bottom-left over your cover art. The artwork fills the frame edge to edge, dimmed under a soft bottom scrim so the number and the small uppercase eyebrow label stay razor-sharp on top of it.
It isn't static, either: the big readout breathes on the kick with a quick attack and slow release, a subtle pulse you feel more than see. The count follows your track's real position and length, so 50% lands exactly at the midpoint of the song, every render.
The percentage is set at roughly a quarter of the frame height in an 800-weight cut, with a smaller % mark tucked beside it. This is poster-grade typography, not a HUD widget.
Your cover is center-cropped across the full frame, dimmed and finished with a bottom scrim. The release is the backdrop, the readout is the headline.
A kick detector drives a subtle pulse on the big number: quick attack, slow release. Quiet passages sit still; hits give the frame a heartbeat.
The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses, and the count reads your track's true duration, so what you see is what exports.