A dark disc ringed by a glowing corona. Bars flare where your music is loud, fall to quiet dots where it isn't, and a bloom breathes on every beat.
Eclipse is a music visualizer that stages your track as a solar eclipse: a pitch-black disc over your album art, ringed by luminous capsule bars that radiate outward like a corona. Each bar owns a fixed slice of the spectrum at a fixed angle: where the music is loud it flares long and bright, and elsewhere it settles into a ring of quiet dots. Behind it all, a colored bloom swells and punches on the beat.
Your cover art sits beneath the whole composition under a deep scrim, with a tintable overlay layered between the artwork and the corona so you can pull the frame toward your release's palette. The now-playing text lives inside the disc itself: title, artist, and an eyebrow line with its own accent dot.
Every capsule bar is driven 1:1 by our shared radial recipe: instant attack, musical peak decay, a loudness envelope that lifts choruses, and a hard kick punch. At silence the ring falls flat to dots; nothing moves unless your music does.
Your cover fills the frame beneath the dark disc and scrim, and a tintable color overlay sits between the art and the corona. Dial its opacity from a clean reveal to a fully graded wash.
A soft glow behind the disc swells with the track's energy and punches on kicks, while the corona itself stays anchored in place: steady geometry, living light.
The composition is tuned per format for 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1, and the studio preview replays the renderer's exact per-frame analysis, so what you see is what exports.