Recon Music Visualizer

Your cover art as a live surveillance feed: reticle, tracking box, REC timecode, and a signal-analysis spectrum that reads your track like intel.

Recon is a music visualizer that frames your album art as a camera feed under a full technical overlay: graticule corner ticks, a rule-of-thirds grid, a centre reticle, a running REC timecode header, and a SUBJECT tracking box that snaps and re-locks in rhythm; every kick tightens the lock.

Along the bottom runs a real signal-analysis spectrum driven by the same validated bar reactivity as our whole bar family: instant attack on hits, musical decay, a loudness envelope that lifts choruses, and floating peak caps over every band. Your track and artist names render as an uppercase feed annotation stamped right onto the footage.

What makes Recon different

Beat-locked tracking box

The SUBJECT box re-acquires its lock on the beat and flares with the kick, while the bottom spectrum reads every band of your mix: verses idle, drops light the whole meter.

Artwork as the camera feed

Your cover fills the square feed window at the heart of the frame. The entire HUD is drawn around your release, with your title and artist stamped on the footage.

Built per format

Landscape, portrait, and square each get their own feed and spectrum layout; the overlay is recomposed for every export, never cropped or stretched.

Render-perfect preview

The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses: the lock, the spectrum, the timecode all match your exported video.

Open Recon in the studio