Artwork is the centerpiece
Your cover sits large in the exact center and the bars emanate from its edges. The whole composition is built around your release, resizable from a subtle badge to a dominant square.
A warm ring of spectrum bars radiating straight off the edges of your cover art. Your release is the sun, the music is its corona.
Orbit is a music visualizer that puts your artwork front and center (literally) and wraps it in a full circle of glowing spectrum bars that grow outward from the cover's edge. The two halves of the ring mirror each other, so every hit flares out symmetrically on both sides while your art anchors the frame.
The ring leaps the instant a beat lands and eases back between hits, choruses push it furthest out, and the motion runs Smooth or Snappy as you choose. At silence the bars sit completely flat against the artwork: no resting stub, no fake wiggle. When the ring moves, your music moved it.
Your cover sits large in the exact center and the bars emanate from its edges. The whole composition is built around your release, resizable from a subtle badge to a dominant square.
Every bar around the ring jumps on each hit and settles between beats, and every kick lands with a punch you can see. Drops visibly explode outward, verses breathe gently.
Bars grow purely with the music: zero length in silence, full reach on peaks. Intros, breakdowns, and outros read as intentional quiet instead of idle motion.
The centered radial layout holds its composition in 1:1, 9:16, and 16:9, and the studio preview shows the same motion as the finished render, so what you see is what exports.