Halftone Music Visualizer

A two-ink risograph print poster: your cover on grained paper behind frosted-glass EQ bars, framed by bold editorial type.

Halftone is a music visualizer that stages your release as a screenprinted poster: the cover sits sharp on a warm, grained paper plate while bottom-anchored frosted-glass equalizer bars rise inside it, each bar a true backdrop-blur pane of your own artwork, with frost tint, edge lighting, and a hairline rim. Around the plate, Swiss editorial furniture (kicker, rule, a towering title, and your artist name) makes every frame read like a printed release announcement.

It moves like a print come alive. The bars spring up with every hit and settle between them (the biggest kicks hitting the ceiling), while the whole plate breathes gently with the music and a spot-ink bloom flares behind it on the loudest moments. With Auto ink on, the two riso inks are extracted straight from your cover, so the poster is palette-locked to your release.

What makes Halftone different

Glass bars with real reactivity

The EQ bars inside the plate rise and fall with your song, set to a Smooth or Snappy Reaction. Verses cruise low, kicks slam the bars up, and the plate itself swells with the music. In silence the poster settles flat.

Your artwork is the print

The cover fills the plate sharp, and every glass bar reveals a blurred copy of the same art: a true frosted-backdrop effect. Auto ink pulls the two riso ink colors from your cover.

Editorial type grid

Kicker, rule, oversized title, and artist name are laid out on a per-format grid, grained paper and print furniture included, like a poster off the riso.

Render-perfect preview

Grain tile, duotone inks, and glass bars in the studio preview are byte-identical to the renderer, so what you tune is exactly what exports.

Open Halftone in the studio