Mirage Music Visualizer

Your cover, mirrored: a spectrum of bars that are windows onto your artwork's reflection, lit in colors sampled from the cover itself.

Mirage is a music visualizer that sets your square album cover over a blurred backdrop, then flips it downward into a dim, gradient-faded reflection, and the spectrum bars beneath the art are cut as windows onto that reflection. Each column is tinted with a color sampled straight from your cover, so the whole spectrum is literally made of your release, finished with neon edges and caps that carry the read.

The bars run our validated bar-family reactivity: instant attack on hits, musical decay, a loudness envelope that lifts choruses above verses, and a bass kick you can see. A now-playing lockup with eyebrow, title, artist, and an optional progress line anchors the frame like a premium player screen.

What makes Mirage different

Artwork-built spectrum

The bars aren't drawn in a flat color. They're windows revealing a mirrored, gradient-faded reflection of your cover, with each column's tint sampled from the artwork itself.

Validated bar reactivity

Every bar reads its own slice of the spectrum with instant attack, musical decay, and a kick punch. Quiet verses sit low, drops fill the band. Silence reads as a calm mirror.

Now-playing lockup

Eyebrow, title, artist, and an optional progress line sit in a clean lockup beside the art, with your release presented like a premium player screen.

Composed per format

Portrait-first with dedicated layouts for 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9. The cover, reflection band, and lockup are re-arranged for each frame, never cropped.

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