One spike per band
Each of the 112 rays maps 1:1 to its own frequency band: contour-preserving and bass-tall, so kicks slam the ring outward while hi-hats sparkle across it. At silence the halo settles flat.
Corona Music Visualizer
Your cover art crowned by a spiked halo: 112 hatched rays that flare with the beat, wrapped in gold rings and drifting sparks.
- Pop & dance
- R&B
- Single premieres
- YouTube full-track uploads
- Album trailers
- YouTube visualizer · 16:9
- Spotify Canvas, TikTok & Reels · 9:16
- Instagram feed · 1:1
Corona is a music visualizer that puts your album art in a circular disc at the center of a deep magenta glow, then rings it with a spiky hatched waveform that erupts outward on every hit. Around that: a gold sawtooth ring, a twinkling dotted ring, and a glowing pink wave line orbiting the disc, with gold sparks drifting through the frame. A ticking timer sits inside the disc, with artist, track, and a progress bar laid out below.
Every one of the 112 spikes reads its own slice of the spectrum, so bass rays stand tall and treble shimmers around the ring, with an instant attack, a musical decay, and a kick punch that makes drops physically bigger than verses. The whole halo also spins in time with your track's BPM, so the motion is locked to the music, never a canned loop.
What makes Corona different
Artwork is the centerpiece
Your cover fills the circular disc at the heart of the composition, and every ring, spark, and spike radiates from your release, framed by the magenta glow.
BPM-locked spin
The corona rotates by a set amount per detected beat, so faster songs spin faster. A live timer in the disc and a progress bar below track the song in real time.
Render-perfect preview
The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses, so what you see while editing is what your exported video looks like.