Studio Music Visualizer

A turntable scene built around your record: hyper-real spinning vinyl, a working tonearm, and a warm radial spectrum breathing around the platter.

Studio is a music visualizer that stages your release on an acetate-series turntable: a photoreal vinyl disc spins at true record speed with your cover art as the rotating center label, the tonearm drops onto the groove when the music plays and lifts when it stops. Around the platter, a ring of warm gradient spectrum lines pulses with the track: lows at twelve o'clock, mirrored left and right, highs sweeping toward the bottom.

The spectrum rides our radial reactivity recipe: instant attack on hits, musical decay, a loudness envelope that lifts choruses, and a hard kick punch you can see land. At silence the ring settles flat and the tonearm hovers; nothing moves unless your music does.

What makes Studio different

Radial spectrum that hits

Up to 220 spectrum lines circle the record, each reading its own band: kicks slam the top arc while hi-hats shimmer through the lower ring. Flat at silence, towering on the drop.

Your art on the label

Your cover becomes the record's center label, spinning with the vinyl on a photoreal disc, with grooves, sheen, and rotation accumulated frame by frame like a real deck.

A turntable that behaves

The record spins at your chosen RPM and the tonearm rests on the groove while the track plays; pause, and it lifts away. The scene reads as a session, not a screensaver.

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 Studio in the studio