Per-band bars with a heat ramp
Each bar tracks its own slice of the spectrum: instant attack, musical decay, a loudness envelope, and a bass kick. Color climbs cream → gold → coral as the bar rises, so intensity is visible at a glance.
A Now Playing broadcast built around your cover: equalizer bars radiate left and right of the artwork, warming from cream through gold to coral as your track peaks.
Mirror is a music visualizer that stages your release like an on-air moment: cover art dead-center, track title and artist set in an editorial layout, and a symmetric equalizer field growing outward from both sides of the artwork. The bars carry a built-in heat ramp: quiet passages stay cream, energy pushes them through gold, and peaks tip into coral, so the frame literally warms up with your song.
Reactivity is the real thing, not a loop: every bar reads its own spectrum band through the same validated attack/decay chain that drives our whole bar family, the artwork breathes with the beat, and at silence the field settles to a calm resting state. Corner ticks, a keyline frame, a masthead, and an optional film-grain pass finish the broadcast look.
Each bar tracks its own slice of the spectrum: instant attack, musical decay, a loudness envelope, and a bass kick. Color climbs cream → gold → coral as the bar rises, so intensity is visible at a glance.
Your cover sits at the exact center with the bar field radiating from its edges, and it breathes subtly with the beat. The whole composition is built outward from your release.
Masthead, kicker, readout line, corner ticks, and a keyline frame dress the layout like a live session card; film grain adds an analog finish. Each export format gets its own tuned layout: stacked, compact, or wide.
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.