Plasma Music Visualizer

Four neon waveform lines flow through the frame and part around your cover: a glowing current that bends when your track does.

Plasma is a music visualizer that layers four additive neon lines across the frame, each drifting at its own speed and phase, all tracing the real shape of your audio. The lines flow around a floating rounded album cover that breathes with the bass, while a central bloom behind it swells and dims with the track's energy. A tracked title and artist lock-up and a slim progress bar finish the frame.

Because the lines are drawn from the actual waveform, not a canned wiggle, quiet passages settle into calm, glassy curves and loud sections whip into bright tangles of light. Pick a line style (clean lines, a mirrored reflection, or filled ribbon bands) and one of four neon palettes, and the whole scene glows in violet, cyan, magenta, or aurora.

What makes Plasma different

Real-waveform motion

Every line traces the track's actual time-domain waveform, sized by a gated energy envelope: flat and calm at silence, alive the instant the music hits.

Artwork in the current

Your cover floats as a rounded card at the center, breathing with the bass while the neon lines part and flow around it over a pulsing bloom.

Three line styles, four palettes

Switch between clean lines, a symmetric mirror reflection, or filled ribbon gradient bands, each rendered in violet, cyan, magenta, or aurora neon.

Render-perfect preview

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.

Open Plasma in the studio