Press Music Visualizer

A liner-note editorial on paper stock: your sleeve, a big condensed headline, and a real oscilloscope tracing your track in ink.

Press is a music visualizer that lays your release out like a printed feature: the album sleeve up top, an accent rule and meta row beneath it, a big condensed title with its last line set in the accent color, the artist byline, and a real oscilloscope waveform drawn on a scope grid, all closed by a runtime and progress footer. It reads like a page from a music magazine that happens to move.

The scope isn't decoration. It draws your track's actual time-domain waveform, sized by a gated loudness envelope. Quiet passages settle to a calm line on the grid, choruses fill the trace, and a sweeping playhead ticks across like a real instrument. Ink line and soft fill both take your accent color, so the whole page stays on-palette.

What makes Press different

A real oscilloscope, not a fake squiggle

The scope traces your song's true waveform, 5-tap smoothed, with a gated loudness envelope setting its height: silence flattens to the grid line, loud sections swell the trace.

Your sleeve leads the page

Cover art sits at the top of the layout like a record sleeve in a review spread. The editorial grid, rules, and meta row are built around it.

Editorial typography

A big condensed title with its last line flipped to the accent color, an artist byline, and a mono runtime footer. Paper, ink, and accent are all yours to recolor.

A grid per format

Landscape, portrait, and square each get their own hand-set editorial layout, so the page composition holds in every export: 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1.

Open Press in the studio