True song-position progress
The 40-tick ring fills with the real playback position of your actual track length: at the halfway point of the song, exactly half the ring is lit. No fake timers.
A ring of 40 ticks fills clockwise as your track plays, with your cover art breathing gently on the kick at the center.
Segmented Arc is a music visualizer that frames your release as a clean circular dial: your cover art sits at the exact center as a ringed circular logo, orbited by 40 rounded tick segments. As the song plays, the ticks light up clockwise from twelve o'clock in your accent color; one glance tells the viewer exactly how far into the track they are, the unlit ticks waiting ahead as a faint ghost ring.
It's deliberately calm. The only beat motion is the logo itself, which breathes on the kick with a quick attack and slow release: a subtle pulse, not a strobe. Behind it all, a dimmed copy of your artwork (or an atmosphere wash, or a solid color) fills the frame, so the whole composition is built from your release.
The 40-tick ring fills with the real playback position of your actual track length: at the halfway point of the song, exactly half the ring is lit. No fake timers.
Your cover becomes the circular logo at the heart of the dial, ringed and softly shadowed, floating over a dimmed-artwork backdrop, so the frame is palette-locked to your release.
The logo pulses gently on the kick (fast attack, slow release) so the frame feels alive on the beat but stays composed and watchable for a full track.
The composition is fully proportional, so landscape, portrait, and square exports all center the same clean dial: nothing crops, nothing drifts.