Spinning Vinyl Music Visualizer

Your record on the turntable: a vinyl disc spins out from behind your sleeve while a recorded waveform sweeps through the song.

Spinning Vinyl is a music visualizer that stages your release like a record on display: the disc slides out from behind your album sleeve and rotates steadily over a blurred copy of your own artwork. Beside it, a recorded-style waveform breathes with the music, a progress sweep and playhead tracking exactly where you are in the track.

A now-playing lockup (eyebrow, title, artist) completes the streaming-card look. The disc's spin is calm and constant; the waveform carries the energy, its bars shaped by the live spectrum with the same loudness leveling the renderer uses. As a music visualizer it reads like a premium release page in motion, built for release day rather than a generic loop.

What makes Spinning Vinyl different

Artwork as the record

Your cover art is the sleeve, the label on the spinning disc, and (by default) the blurred backdrop behind everything, so the whole scene is dressed in your release.

A waveform that breathes

The recorded-style waveform is shaped by the live spectrum with the engine's loudness leveling: bars swell on the beat and settle in quiet passages, never faking motion.

Real song progress

A progress sweep and playhead move across the waveform in time with the actual track length, so viewers always know where they are in the song.

Render-perfect preview

The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses, so what you see while editing is what your exported video looks like.

Open Spinning Vinyl in the studio