100-bar radial reactivity
Every bar keeps its own fixed angle: big hits slam one arc while lighter sounds flicker across another. In silence the ring goes flat; on the drop it fills the frame.
A luminous spectrum bursting from your circular cover: 100 color-swept bars locked around the ring, firing outward with every hit.
Radiance is a music visualizer that places your album art in a glowing circular frame at the center and fires a full radial spectrum out from its edge: 100 bars, each pinned to its own angle, so different arcs of the ring flare as your song moves. A soft ambient glow in your burst colors fills the backdrop, a glowing track title and the artist line sit under the cover in landscape and above it in portrait and square, and a slim progress bar runs along the bottom.
The bars shoot out the instant a hit lands and fall back between hits, choruses push the ring wider, and every kick gets an extra punch. Nothing is looped: the ring collapses flat in silence and blooms wide on the drop. Pick Bars, Spikes, or Dots, then choose the two colors the ring sweeps between.
Every bar keeps its own fixed angle: big hits slam one arc while lighter sounds flicker across another. In silence the ring goes flat; on the drop it fills the frame.
Your cover sits in a glowing circular frame at the exact center of the burst, with an ambient color bloom behind it. The whole composition radiates from your release.
The ring fires stacked dots that multiply with every hit, in the two burst colors it sweeps between, cyan to violet by default.
The studio preview moves to your song just as the render will: what you see while editing is what your exported video looks like.