Strata Music Visualizer

Your cover on a frosted-glass shelf inside a lit skyline of equalizer bars, where every hit rolls backward into the city.

Strata is a music visualizer that stands your album card upright on a frosted-glass shelf, surrounded by a city of equalizer bars that recedes toward the horizon in perspective. The near row is the live spectrum; every row behind it replays that same spectrum from a few frames earlier, scaled down and fogged into the distance, so each kick and snare visibly rolls backward through the skyline like a time-echo waterfall.

By default the whole scene is tinted from your artwork: the template extracts a bright tone, a second accent, and a dark base from the cover so the city glows in your release's palette. Glass reflections of the card and bars shimmer across the shelf, and the front row rides the same validated bar reactivity as our whole linear-bar family: instant attack, musical decay, choruses that tower over verses.

What makes Strata different

Time-echo depth

The front row is the live spectrum; each receding row is that spectrum echoed a few frames ago, so hits travel backward into the skyline instead of just bouncing in place.

Palette from your cover

With artwork tinting on, Strata pulls a bright tone, second accent, and dark base from your cover, so the entire city is lit in your release's colors.

Glass-shelf reflections

The album card sits on a frosted trapezoid shelf that mirrors the card and the bars beneath it, with a fading reflection and specular sweep for real depth.

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 Strata in the studio