True song progress
The halo ring fills clockwise from the top in sync with your track's real length, and the monospace elapsed / total counter below it ticks along, so listeners always know where they are.
Your cover art in a circle of light: a progress ring sweeps around it while a soft glow pulses on every kick.
Pulse Halo is a music visualizer that puts your release front and center: a circular artwork logo with a clean white rim, wrapped by a progress halo that sweeps around it from the top as the song plays. Below the ring, a monospace elapsed / total readout keeps time, and the whole frame reads like a living player built around your cover.
Behind it all sits a soft radial glow that breathes with the low end: quick attack on the kick, slow release between hits, so the halo brightens and swells on the beat and settles when the track does. Turn on the ring glow and the sweep itself gets a neon halo that intensifies with every hit.
The halo ring fills clockwise from the top in sync with your track's real length, and the monospace elapsed / total counter below it ticks along, so listeners always know where they are.
The radial glow behind the ring reads the kick: instant attack, slow release. It flares and scales up on hits, breathes down between them, and rests when the music goes quiet.
Your cover becomes the circular centerpiece with a white rim, floating over an atmosphere or dimmed-artwork backdrop. Every pixel of the frame comes from your release.
The centered, radial composition holds its balance across landscape, portrait, and square exports; nothing important ever sits near a crop edge.