Per-band LED metering
Each column meters its own frequency slice: kicks slam the low end while hi-hats flicker the top caps. Segments stack and fall with the music, sitting near-flat in silence.
Spectrum Music Visualizer
A neon LED equalizer straight off a hi-fi rack: segmented rainbow bars, mirror reflection, and your album art glowing underneath.
- Synthwave & retro
- Electronic
- Hip-hop
- Lyric-free uploads
- YouTube visualizers
- YouTube visualizer · 16:9
- Spotify Canvas, TikTok & Reels · 9:16
- Instagram feed · 1:1
Spectrum is the classic stereo-deck equalizer music visualizer, reborn: rows of glowing LED segments sweep from yellow through red and magenta into blue and cyan, each column topped with a bright peak cap and doubled in a soft mirror reflection below. Your album art fills the frame behind it, darkened by a scrim so the LEDs burn against it, with a centered Now-Playing block (eyebrow, title, artist, album, and an optional progress bar) anchoring the release info.
Every column reads its own slice of the frequency spectrum through our validated bar reactivity: instant attack on hits, musical decay, a loudness envelope that lets choruses stack segments higher than verses, and a bass kick you can see land. A tintable overlay between the artwork and the bars lets you push the backdrop toward any mood.
What makes Spectrum different
Artwork as the backdrop
Your cover fills the whole frame behind the equalizer, dimmed by a scrim so the neon segments pop, and a tintable color overlay lets you recolor the mood without touching the art.
Segmented retro character
Discrete LED segments, bright peak caps, and a mirror reflection give the honest hardware-EQ look: no smooth fake bars, just stepped meters reacting to real analysis.
Render-perfect preview
The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses, in 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1, so what you see while editing is what your export looks like.