Linear Scrubber Music Visualizer

The classic "Now Playing" screen, made cinematic: your artwork front and center over a clean scrubber that tracks the song in real time.

Linear Scrubber is a music visualizer that frames your release like a premium player: a square, rounded album-art logo floats dead-center over a dimmed, blurred copy of itself, with a thin progress bar, a round knob, and monospace elapsed/total time readouts along the bottom. Everyone instantly reads it. It's the playback screen they already know, rebuilt around your cover.

The scrubber is driven by real playback position, so the bar, knob, and timestamps stay honest for the full length of your track. On top of that, the logo breathes gently on the kick: a quick-attack, slow-release pulse that keeps the frame alive without ever stealing focus from the artwork.

What makes Linear Scrubber different

Honest progress, start to finish

The bar fill, round knob, and m:ss elapsed/total readouts are driven by the real playback position. A 3:24 song reads as 3:24, and the knob lands at the end exactly when the track does.

Artwork is the whole frame

Your cover appears twice: as the centred, drop-shadowed logo with a soft ring, and as the dimmed backdrop behind it. The entire composition is palette-locked to your release.

A pulse you feel, not a light show

The logo punches on the smoothed kick, with quick attack and slow release, so beats land as a real hit and the frame settles perfectly still through silence. Prefer it calm? Switch the boom off and the artwork never moves at all.

One layout, every format

The design is fully percentage-based, so landscape, portrait, and square exports all read as designed: the same clean player, never cropped.

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