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• Studio tasks · Room control → Operate room → Visual output
  Recover a dim or black picture

  Room control → Operate room → Visual output

  1. Read Output’s brightness notice or Check my setup. Room brightness dims the entire final picture after worlds, layers, effects and mapping; normal meters or FPS do not reveal the setting.
  2. Choose Open brightness control. It opens the existing local Visual output slider, without connecting or arming Loxone, requesting a device or raising brightness automatically.
  3. Adjust the level deliberately for your audience, then return to Studio and inspect the actual output. Keep the saved value if it is intentional. Check Blackout, Freeze, calibration and surface visibility separately.

  This is picture brightness on this browser’s final composition. It does not control the physical projector’s lamp, room lights or audio level. No automatic reset or room connection.

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• Studio tasks · Studio → Check my setup
  Diagnose a blank, frozen or nonreactive picture

  Studio → Check my setup

  1. Choose Check my setup beside workspace help. Read the simultaneous current engine, source, Freeze/Blackout, calibration and mapping observations; opening the check changes nothing.
  2. Start the intended sound yourself with Speakers off if you want silent monitoring. Check signal for 3 seconds samples the existing analyser; changing, pausing or hiding the source invalidates the observation.
  3. Use the named existing controls to inspect a cause, then reopen and Refresh setup. Copy setup summary is optional and excludes filenames, devices, room addresses and keys.

  A quiet passage can produce a quiet result; a connected source is not proof of sound. This is current browser diagnosis, not physical projector, latency, recording-quality or long-show certification.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → Open MP3 / WAV
  Visualize an MP3 or WAV

  Sound → Open MP3 / WAV

  1. Choose Open audio or Open MP3 / WAV, then select your local music file. Canceling the chooser keeps the current source.
  2. Press Play deliberately, inspect the LOW/MID/HIGH meters, then choose a world and tune its Look controls.
  3. Keep Speakers off while working silently. Use Record video → Render from MP3 / WAV when you want a frame-by-frame film.

  Files remain in the browser. Audio codec support varies; a filename alone does not establish that decoding or output works.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → Microphone / interface input
  Connect a DJ mixer or microphone

  Sound → Microphone / interface input

  1. Open Sound → Microphone / interface input and Refresh inputs. Listing devices does not start capture or grant permission.
  2. Choose the next exposed input, then press Microphone deliberately. Browser permission still applies. Selection alone leaves a current source unchanged; a missing selected device never silently becomes default.
  3. Check the connected input reported by the browser, LOW / MID / HIGH and the actual output. Keep live monitoring off; a device name alone is not proof of signal or mixer channel routing.

  Device routing and permission belong to the browser and operating system. A live input is not silently granted or selected by this help.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → Tab / system
  Capture sound from a browser tab

  Sound → Tab / system

  1. Choose Tab / system in Audio, then select a browser-supported capture target yourself.
  2. Enable the browser share-audio choice where available. A shared screen picture without an audio track cannot drive the meters.
  3. Check the meters and the capture-status label. Keep monitoring off if the source is already audible elsewhere.

  Tab/system audio availability depends on browser, OS and selected target. The site cannot promise capture from every application.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → Match sound and picture timing
  Check audio and visual timing

  Sound → Match sound and picture timing

  1. Confirm that the intended source drives the meters; check direct sound routing, interface buffers and the projector processing path.
  2. In Beat sync choose the intended pulse source and align its tempo/phase. Get the timing right separately adds a device-local 0–250 ms delay to the reacted bands and pulse; it cannot advance a late picture and standalone File render ignores it.
  3. Check a short saved recording and the physical speaker/projector separately. Packet timestamps or a preview still alone are not a synchronization verdict.

  The published digital tab-capture benchmark excludes physical speaker, DJ-interface and projector latency. No automatic all-device latency correction is promised.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → Timing & beat sync / Beat sync
  Find file tempo and set the intended pulse

  Sound → Timing & beat sync / Beat sync

  1. Use Find tempo from loaded track to analyze 8–60 seconds silently, compare the candidate readings and explicitly Apply. Or enter a known BPM or Tap quarter notes.
  2. For a loaded file, open Align file beat grid, place beat one on the waveform and compare a later window for drift. Apply deliberately changes BPM, file origin and Track sync; guarded Undo restores the previous phase and source.
  3. Use that same loaded soundtrack in File render: Track sync keeps absolute file phase through trimmed starts. The cue grid, audio speed and physical-device delay stay separate. For live input use Tap / Resync.

  File tempo analysis proposes a constant BPM for a section; the operator still chooses pulse source and beat-one alignment. This is not live beat matching, a downbeat map or audio time stretching.

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• Studio tasks · Worlds → world browser
  Find a world that fits your track

  Worlds → world browser

  1. Browse the world library by name, family or collection. Favorites help retain a useful shortlist.
  2. For a controlled sound comparison, use the scene catalog with one local track and the same selected passage for A/B.
  3. Inspect movement and negative space, then continue into Studio. A reference thumbnail is not a preview of every tuned or recorded result.

  Worlds respond differently to sound and phase. The catalog comparison and Studio output are separate checks.

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• Studio tasks · Look → Gentler motion / transport safety
  Control motion, Freeze and Blackout

  Look → Gentler motion / transport safety

  1. Keep Gentler motion on when you want softer procedural movement and audio accents; it does not set video-layer speed.
  2. Freeze holds the current output; Blackout sends black. Their visible controls and H/B shortcuts remain separate choices.
  3. Release these deliberately and inspect the projector or recorded result. Changing the visual source does not silently remove these choices.

  These controls do not certify suitability for every audience. Inspect the actual brightness, motion and viewing context.

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• Studio tasks · Look → Share procedural look
  Send someone a tuned visual look

  Look → Share procedural look

  1. Tune Program in Look, then choose Share procedural look beneath Your presets. Reopen the dialog after later tweaks to capture new settings.
  2. Check the clean-source preview and ten numeric controls, then copy the visible public review link.
  3. The recipient reviews before Apply. Their frame stays unless they opt in; Undo restores the prior source/frame until newer edits.

  No music, private media, titles, calibrated geometry, master FX or repository access is shared. Sound and phase change the rendered picture.

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• Studio tasks · Mapping → select surface → Browse & tune world
  Put different visuals and effects on each surface

  Mapping → select surface → Browse & tune world

  1. In Mapping select the intended named surface. Choose Browse & tune world to edit a copied source look and surface FX off air.
  2. Explore a world, tune its controls and FX, then use Take to the named surface deliberately. Program and independent surface sources are different choices.
  3. Inspect the complete mapped picture. Mapping Undo restores the prior take; keep your calibrated corners, masks, crop and other surfaces.

  The small source preview excludes room geometry, media layers and master FX. Stop active sequences/mixes, transitions and recording before taking a surface look.

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• Studio tasks · Mapping → surfaces → corner coordinates
  Align one projector to screens or objects

  Mapping → surfaces → corner coordinates

  1. Use one projector raster and enable Mapping. Add the rectangle, polygon or ellipse surfaces your layout needs.
  2. Select a surface and drag its corners, or edit Corner coordinates, onto the actual screen/object. Adjust crop, mask, feather, opacity and blend as needed.
  3. Use Calibrate projection patterns to check orientation and alignment. Turn the pattern off before performing, then save the map or session. Stage view folds the tool rail, library and sequence editor; Hide controls folds inspector/edit handles, and Map reveals them. Resize the desktop divider by drag or arrow keys. Back to Studio or Escape returns; Workspace → Reset layout restores defaults. Local layout choices do not change output size or calibrated corners.

  A starter shape is not calibrated venue geometry. One output raster is not independent multi-projector routing or native edge blending.

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• Studio tasks · Mapping → Starter layouts
  Start a booth, triptych or room-corner layout

  Mapping → Starter layouts

  1. Open Starter layouts and choose the one-projector arrangement and Program/shared or independent sources.
  2. Review the proposed layout and canvas before Apply layout & canvas. The existing map remains until that action.
  3. Align the new surfaces to the actual room. Use the mapping Undo path to restore the earlier layout if needed.

  The layout supplies normalized geometry, not physical calibration, installation approval or multiple independent projector feeds.

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• Studio tasks · Output → canvas shape
  Choose landscape, portrait or square output

  Output → canvas shape

  1. Open Output and choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or the required custom frame. Check the actual pixel dimensions beside the stage.
  2. Recompose titles, artwork and mapping for that shape; a different ratio is a new composition, not merely a cropped thumbnail.
  3. For several finished versions from one soundtrack, use File render → Choose delivery formats, review each framing, then save each result.

  A preview size is not a sustained-FPS guarantee. Inspect the actual saved file at the target dimensions.

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• Studio tasks · Layers & text → Timed text / lyrics
  Time lyrics and captions to a local track

  Layers & text → Timed text / lyrics

  1. Open Layers & text → Timed text / lyrics. Add a line, enter Start/End seconds or MM:SS.mmm, type your words and Save line; or import a plain VTT/SRT file up to 256 KB.
  2. Choose placement, size and an optional offset. Enable Show timed text, then Seek to start with your MP3/WAV loaded. Static selected-line preview is separate from the actual file clock; Undo restores the last text edit.
  3. Review File render after editing. Trimmed films keep absolute soundtrack seconds and capture a frozen text track. Inspect the encoded film; words are burned into Program, while independent mapping worlds exclude these overlays.

  Up to 500 non-overlapping plain-text cues, 320 characters each. No auto-transcription, markup styling or word-by-word karaoke. Live audio has no file clock; local/saved sessions can contain private lyrics.

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• Studio tasks · Record video → Render from MP3 / WAV
  Render a complete music-visualizer film

  Record video → Render from MP3 / WAV

  1. Open File render, choose one MP3/WAV and set the soundtrack Start/End passage. Sound is decoded silently.
  2. Choose Current composition or the prepared Show sequence. Review film timeline checks the source, output targets and actual framing before rendering.
  3. Render deliberately. Download each completed result, reopen the actual file and inspect motion and soundtrack before marking it saved.

  Codec, memory and GPU limits vary. File render does not record a performed live input or silently publish a video to YouTube.

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• Studio tasks · File render → Soundtrack entry times
  Place act changes at exact soundtrack moments

  File render → Soundtrack entry times

  1. Choose a file, passage, show sequence and FPS. Enable film-only timing, then edit each absolute soundtrack entrance.
  2. Seek or preview the relevant passage; Place here reads that separate preview playhead. An entry starts the incoming transition on the nearest film frame.
  3. Resolve ordering, overlap and minimum-hold errors, then Review the frozen timeline. Reset entries deliberately after a changed file, passage, FPS or show.

  Film entries do not rewrite live holds, detect musical beats, stretch sound or establish physical timing. Preview monitoring starts off.

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• Studio tasks · File render → Delivery set
  Export the same film in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1

  File render → Delivery set

  1. Prepare one soundtrack passage and film timeline. Choose delivery formats and the landscape, portrait and square targets you need.
  2. Review each actual target framing. Rendering runs one target at a time with the same frozen soundtrack and schedule.
  3. Save, reopen and confirm each completed file separately. Continue missing targets keeps completed results; explicitly discard a result only when you intend to free its budget.

  Up to three retained results share a 750 MB budget. Portrait/square are composed at their own dimensions, not proof that every title or source is framed well.

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• Studio tasks · Record video → Check a saved recording
  Check a saved video before publishing

  Record video → Check a saved recording

  1. Save the actual completed MP4/WebM, then open it with Check a saved recording.
  2. Read dimensions, codecs and packet timelines, then play the start, middle and final seconds. Keep the preview muted during silent work.
  3. Inspect decoded movement and soundtrack, including the end. Retain the file and timing report if you need to investigate a failure.

  Packet counts, first-frame stills or a download request alone do not prove decoded motion, synchronization or successful local saving.

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• Studio tasks · Video library / Layers & text → Video layers
  Combine local video loops with procedural worlds

  Video library / Layers & text → Video layers

  1. Add your local MP4/WebM files through the media library. The browser checks supported codec, size and decoded dimensions.
  2. Take a clip into A or B deliberately, then tune layer opacity, blend, frame, speed and loop. Clip sound stays muted; MP3/WAV or live input is the soundtrack.
  3. Capture layer references in cues when useful. Save settings separately and reattach the original files after reopening.

  The public library allows up to twelve clips, 200 MB each and 512 MB total. It is not a cloud upload, DXV host or offline application.

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• Studio tasks · Effects → output rack
  Shape the complete output with effects

  Effects → output rack

  1. Open Effects to inspect the final output rack and its current bypass/amount choices.
  2. Choose a band or Beat loop in Audio links & beat loops for each target. Set Low/High values, then band gain/curve or loop length/waveform/offset. Compare against bypass deliberately.
  3. Check the actual complete output and a short recording. Surface-specific FX and loops belong to the selected surface in Mapping. Align Track sync for file phase through seeks and trimmed films.

  Master FX and a surface source preview are different stages. Additional effects use GPU capacity and are not native FFGL/VST plugins.

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• Studio tasks · Show → sequence controls
  Build and perform a sequence of acts

  Show → sequence controls

  1. Tune a complete look/composition and choose Add current look. Edit the saved act, hold and transition deliberately.
  2. Prepare show so its required worlds and local media can be checked. Use performance pads to rehearse the real sequence.
  3. Choose manual, seconds or bar holds and run only when ready. Keep film-only entry timing separate when rendering a soundtrack film.

  A named act or prepared world is not proof of long-set frame rate or physical-controller compatibility. Keep local media available.

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• Studio tasks · Journal → eight-act review / Show
  Rehearse the eight-act techno exercise

  Journal → eight-act review / Show

  1. Open the eight-act Journal workshop and inspect its visual roles, full public recipe and limits.
  2. Review the exercise in Studio before Load exercise; load is an explicit settings replacement with its own Undo path.
  3. Choose your soundtrack, Prepare show, then rehearse or use the separate film timing tools. Manual starting tempo is supplied, not inferred from your music.

  The exercise uses existing authored worlds. It is not eight new shaders, a guaranteed musical arrangement or proof of physical venue synchronization.

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• Studio tasks · Layers & text → Mix two worlds
  Crossfade two visual banks while preparing a third look

  Layers & text → Mix two worlds

  1. Set and capture the A/B banks before Start live mix. A selected Preview look remains separate from the live banks.
  2. Shape Preview, then Take Preview into A or B deliberately. Taking into the visible fader side changes the audience image immediately.
  3. Use the picture crossfader or Cut A/B. Keep soundtrack volume separate and test any independent surface-bank option before the show.

  The fader changes picture, not audio volume. Two procedural banks and mapped sources need extra GPU capacity.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → Timing & beat sync → MIDI controls
  Learn a MIDI control for a Studio action

  Sound → Timing & beat sync → MIDI controls

  1. Open MIDI controls and review the available targets before requesting device access.
  2. Connect a permitted controller deliberately, choose Learn for a target and operate the intended control.
  3. Rehearse continuous and launch actions on your actual device; save the bindings with session settings.

  Browser/device MIDI support and permissions vary. A saved binding is not verified physical-controller behavior.

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• Studio tasks · Layers & text → Title & logo / Soundwave layer
  Compose soundwaves, titles and artwork

  Layers & text → Title & logo / Soundwave layer

  1. Choose the actual canvas shape. Soundwave opens Spectrum bars, Ring and Waveform with color, position, size, response, opacity and background darkening. Enabling a style does not start sound.
  2. Place your title/artwork separately above the global layer. Check the whole composition and keep both readable in portrait or square frames. Independent mapped worlds keep their own source.
  3. Review each intended File render target and the final saved film, including transitions where the background changes.

  The shared procedural-look link excludes titles and artwork. A reference crop does not establish every delivery framing.

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• Studio tasks · Sound → source status and recovery
  Fix a silent or unresponsive input

  Sound → source status and recovery

  1. Read the source status in Sound. Cancel opening stops a pending attempt; dismiss a remaining browser picker manually. On error, Try again is deliberate, or choose another source. Check playback and LOW/MID/HIGH before raising visual Energy.
  2. For tab/system capture, verify that the selected target supplied an audio track. For microphone/interface input, check browser permission and OS/device routing.
  3. Keep speaker monitoring separate: Speakers off can silence monitoring while analysis still works. Check the actual source and output again.

  This help does not grant a missing permission or guarantee capture from an unsupported application or audio device.

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• Studio tasks · Video library → media recovery
  Recover missing files after reopening a session

  Video library → media recovery

  1. Choose Import session and review the settings before Apply session settings. Close keeps current work. Temporary Undo session import restores the preceding settings and retained video files unless newer settings or attachments would be overwritten. Then open Video library and review the missing-file checklist.
  2. Reattach the required original local video files deliberately. Check the matches and cue references before taking them live.
  3. Choose your audio and artwork again where needed, Prepare show and inspect the complete output.

  Settings JSON is not a packaged copy of media or an offline Studio. Names/checklists alone do not prove that the right files are attached.

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• Studio tasks · Room control → Setup
  Prepare a Loxone-controlled visual room

  Room control → Setup

  1. Open Room setup and review the computer/projector arrangement and local connector instructions.
  2. Prepare the local connector and Loxone commands with the installer. Connect, Arm and test the explicit application acknowledgements deliberately.
  3. Align and rehearse the actual room, review the operator handover and keep a manual fallback. Use the published Polish PDF for the installer/operator.

  A browser/emulator acknowledgement is not physical Miniserver, wiring or projector acceptance. Model/configuration and local access still require real installation checks.

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• Studio tasks · Output → quality / Look → motion
  Investigate slow or broken visual output

  Output → quality / Look → motion

  1. Check Freeze, Blackout and the actual graphics status before changing a look. Confirm that the intended source drives the meters.
  2. Reduce canvas size or render detail, and compare the work added by video layers, effects, transitions and independent mapped worlds.
  3. Use a short actual recording and the intended projector path to check sustained behavior. Re-enable features one at a time.

  A reduced preview or first-frame check does not certify long-show performance, all resolutions or every device.

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• Studio tasks · Custom visuals → Build a usable scope
  Prepare a custom visual project brief

  Custom visuals → Build a usable scope

  1. Open Custom visuals, inspect the first-party product demonstrations and choose release, show or installation.
  2. Specify deliverables, duration, screens, playback setup, direction, timing and budget. Review the generated scope and open questions.
  3. Copy or save your brief and decide whether to send it yourself. Confirm price, rights, revisions and hardware testing separately before production.

  This is an enquiry, not a booking, accepted quote, commissioned-client portfolio or change to the permanently free public Studio.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Event horizon

  A copper accretion disc bends around a silent, monumental void.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Warp drive

  Accelerate through concentric gates and long trails of light.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Rave laser

  Six moving laser banks snap into crossfire, tunnel rakes, fans and scanning curtains.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Prism ritual

  Prismatic light gates fracture into jagged wings, a twisted corridor and split angular throats.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Chrome tide

  Sculpted liquid metal catches wide reflections of colour.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Signal rupture

  Dense luminous filaments twist into vortices, flowing ribbons and ruptured apertures.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Ion storm

  A luminous particle swarm drifts through a breathing nebula.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Magnetic terrain

  Fly through an alien canyon carved by a meandering river of light.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Solar flare

  Molten arcs tear into hooked flares, reconnect across a dark slit and eject opposing jets.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Liquid mandala

  Iridescent membranes and nested tendrils form a living alien topology.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Monolith

  An obsidian monument fractures around a laser core and orbiting shards.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Interference

  Acid contours split into twin vortices, tear apart and reconnect with the beat.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Ferro bloom

  A perforated chrome organism unfolds and twists through a field of reflected light.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Wire loom

  Layered wire membranes buckle into deep valleys and flowing crests.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Helix run

  A spiralling flight through braided neon rails and changing depth.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Acid ink

  Liquid black-and-white islands stretch, fold and break into flowing contours.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Photon lattice

  An endless perspective grid folds around moving light sweeps and spectral ridges.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Kinetic blades

  Reflective curved blades orbit, open and shear into an asymmetric sculpture.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Plasma weave

  Luminous silk ribbons braid and unbraid across a dark field.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Orbital glass

  Orbiting glass lenses bend an intricate light field and eclipse one another.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Void tendrils

  An alien branching sculpture twists through an illuminated, misty void.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Rave fan

  Moving laser fans sweep, interlock and rake the frame in rhythmic formations.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Moiré engine

  Fine ruled surfaces slide through one another, revealing shifting optical waves.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Fractal forge

  Recursive metallic folds unfold into a rotating, faceted alien form.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Chrome knot

  Interlocking metallic tubes change their lobes, cross in depth and carry travelling spectral ribs.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Vortex sheet

  Dense point-sampled sheets fold, curl into vortices and drift through several layers of depth.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Laser switchyard

  Three scanning laser walls bend and cross into moving diagonal hatches and sweeping curtains.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Spectral organ

  A wall of curved three-dimensional cables flexes in depth while luminous packets run along its surface.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Op art axis

  Bold black-and-white ribbons curl into shifting optical islands and reverse across bending boundaries.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Neural web

  A moving node network stretches its connections as light signals chase through the branches.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Diffraction sea

  Layered iridescent sheets focus into moving caustics, narrow fringes and intersecting liquid folds.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Shutter drive

  Overlapping iris leaves open, shear and occlude one another around a changing aperture.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Sonic crystals

  A faceted crystal cluster rotates, tilts and changes its tips under travelling internal light.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Circuit run

  Fly over perspective circuit lanes with right-angle branches and independent moving light packets.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Alien membrane

  Smooth lobes merge into a twisting metallic membrane while cavities open through its surface.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Ribbon detonation

  Slashing ribbon fronts change their width and trajectories as light chases their edges.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Chrome cocoon

  Two counter-wound chrome cages enclose a breathing perforated membrane. Bass expands the braided structure while moving reflections reveal passages and an internal cellular scale.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Mercury morph

  Colliding liquid-metal lobes open multiple organic passages and change their silhouette continuously. Bass drives their collision and openings; bright audio catches the edges of the curved membrane.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Turbine bloom

  Three interleaved impellers curl around an open hub with curved thickness, inset sockets and rear blades. Bass changes the vane pitch while treble reveals fine metal scoring.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Skeletal wave

  A continuous close-up wall of paired spinal braids, curved ribs and diagonal struts buckles with the audio. Bass bends the structure and travelling signals cross its recessed junctions.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Alloy eclipse

  Hollow scalloped orbital bands reveal sockets, cross-ribs and a separate inner orbit. Bass expands the shell while moving reflections and treble reveal its recessed metal details.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Molten lace

  A full-frame folded metal gyroid contains broad cavities and a second cellular scale. Bass buckles the membrane and high frequencies trace the edges of its deep openings.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Nanofiber storm

  Dense braided cable bundles overlap with curved cross-sections, corrugated strands and cast contact shadows. Bass bends their paths while treble sends signals along their fine wires.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Liquid spire

  A tall lobed crown grows helical passages and independent lateral buds. Bass expands its living shell while moving reflections reveal its perforations and finely scored surface.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Mirror petals

  Two interleaved sets of concave mirror bowls curl around a perforated heart. Bass spreads their sculptural lips while rear leaves, contact shadows and bright audio reveal their depth.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Tessellated skin

  A continuous folded-metal skin shares vertices between animated triangular facets. Bass buckles its surface and projective compression while narrow signals travel along recessed seams.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Ribbed vortex

  The viewpoint moves inside a curved, physically modelled chrome bore with ribs and longitudinal struts. Bass deforms the tunnel and high frequencies send light chases through its grooves.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Chitin signal

  A fenestrated biomechanical body carries paired curved limbs, sockets and independent hinges. Bass bends the exoskeleton while bright audio reveals its finely scored nerves.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Origami pulse

  Two deeply folded foil membranes bend around moving creases; cut seams expose the layer beneath while fine engraved threads carry spectral light.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Liquid checkers

  A glossy checker cloth folds into deep perspective-compressed valleys, with moving reflections and bass-driven deformation.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Prismatic fault

  Four moving glass faults split, bend and magnify an evolving light field along luminous fracture edges.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Halftone flow

  A draped halftone film folds in perspective as optical dots grow into liquid islands, with directional light revealing its curved surface.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Tear tunnel

  Rippling torn sheets pass the camera while a twisting elliptical slit opens and closes independently in depth.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Strata slip

  Thin metallic strata slip into a deformed layered sculpture, opening deep gaps as their lobed rings bend and expose engraved surfaces.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Cellular silk

  A distorted cellular film grows pores and shifting membranes while spectral highlights migrate along its walls.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Lenticular iris

  A sculpted iris shell folds into deep lenticular petals around a changing aperture, with nested engraved filaments and reflective valleys.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Mirror mosaic

  A perforated mirror membrane twists into interconnected curved chambers, revealing deep occlusion and moving spectral engravings.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Isometric weave

  Three families of thick luminous strips bend, braid and exchange their over-and-under order across an isometric field.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Magnetic contour

  Two migrating poles pull an embossed contour field into shifting ridges, valleys and luminous terraces.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Phase lace

  Crossing diagonal wavefronts form luminous woven lace while travelling defects twist and stretch its topology.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Phase scissors

  Three broad light walls buckle, open and exchange their direction while dense fine rays and travelling signal fronts shear through the formation.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Warehouse sweep

  Swept luminous planes cross a three-dimensional warehouse, revealing layered moving smoke, overhead rails and a reflecting perspective floor.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Aperture stack

  Grooved polygonal light diaphragms open down a deep passage, carrying bevelled surfaces, narrow luminous edges and moving circumferential gaps.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Orbital discharge

  A stretching iridescent membrane carries dense moving electrical contours and fine surface ribs while charged orbit shells circulate around it.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Forked current

  Layers of curved plasma nerves grow tapered organic branches, revealing cylindrical surfaces, fine moving ribs and separate travelling currents.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Prism relay

  Three staggered fields of reflective diamond relays fold and skew their faceted surfaces while diagonal signal fronts travel through luminous inner channels.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Magnetic swarm

  Dense short particle wakes stream through several depths and curl around a pair of migrating magnetic wells.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Ribbon flight

  Six continuous iridescent ribbons braid through projected depth, revealing curved surfaces, fine transverse grooves and light packets chasing their edges.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Meteoric rain

  Four depths of luminous meteor curtains turn together, bend with the midrange and open their asymmetric tails with the low band.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Ceiling array

  A corrugated three-dimensional ceiling unfolds into hanging light sheets, with changing depth folds, fine luminous channels and a reflective installation floor.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Triad resonator

  Five thick triangular resonators counter-rotate through depth, exposing bevelled metal faces, finely grooved surfaces and travelling spectral signals.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Spectral flock

  A school of iridescent organic fins banks through three dimensions, separates into opposing wings and re-forms with moving ribs and curved tapered tails.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Spine reactor

  Three articulated chrome arms merge into a continuous nerve field. Curved ribs open and reconnect across depth while bass changes their bend and radius; high frequencies send fine signals through the structure.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Caustic membrane

  Two iridescent glass films buckle independently in depth. Migrating apertures merge and separate to expose the rear film while bass folds the surface and the midrange displaces its luminous caustics.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Particle accelerator

  Curved particle wakes stream through several depths, separate into opposed helical jets and gather again. Bass expands their trajectories, the midrange winds their turns and bright audio sharpens their travelling tails.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Laser braid

  Four light banks weave curved rays through projected depth. Their moving apertures and crossings stretch with the bass while per-ray gates chase through the braided formation.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Möbius engine

  A twisted one-sided ribbon opens and folds through depth. Its changing width and winding expose fine surface rulings while travelling light traces the continuous strip.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Hopf fibration

  Linked circular fibres pass through a stereographic projection, opening a nested structure of interwoven loops. Their centres, radii and planes evolve while bass expands the projection and the midrange thickens the fine conductors.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Gyroid transit

  A finite gyroid saddle network changes its level set and opens a viewing aperture into its interior. Curved channels reveal reflective walls and fine luminous contours as their spatial scale changes.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Klein current

  A figure-eight Klein immersion turns its surface through itself. The changing width and flattening of its half-twisted section expose overlapping layers traced by fine travelling currents.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Torus surgery

  Toroidal surfaces approach, merge and separate into new openings. Reflected strips and travelling edge signals make the changing junctions and cavities visible.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Dodeca bloom

  Twelve pentagonal plates hinge outward and gather again. Opening windows expose inset rims behind the moving faces, forming an articulated geometric bloom with finely ruled surfaces.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Hypercube collapse

  A four-dimensional cube is rotated and projected into three-dimensional light geometry. Its nested cells pass through one another as separate plane rotations change the projected structure.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Tensegrity pulse

  Suspended struts separate under a changing web of tension lines. The supports tilt, compress and expand while fine luminous connections preserve the articulated structure.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Cyclide rift

  A cyclide surface bends its circular channels into an asymmetric rift. The central opening and curvature evolve while fine reflected detail follows the continuous surface.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Helicoid drift

  A continuous helicoidal sail winds into successive turns and unwinds again. Its changing pitch and opening axial slit expose ruled surfaces and travelling light along the spiral edges.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Newton basins

  Moving complex roots reshape a Newton iteration field. Nested basin boundaries split into fine luminous branches as the roots approach and separate.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Julia lamination

  An evolving complex Julia map is revealed through layered orbit traps. Its branching islands and nested filaments change their connectivity as the complex parameter moves.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Riemann fold

  Complex branch sheets fold around moving branch points. Fine rulings reveal the separate sheets and the seams where their projected paths exchange depth.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Reaction fronts

  Analytic reaction-like fronts grow, divide and reconnect into a changing cellular field. Fine contours and reflected highlights follow the moving boundaries.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Quasicrystal breach

  A quasiperiodic projection builds interlocking angular order. Moving phase defects shear the structure, opening breaches between its fine nested channels.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Chladni architecture

  Coupled standing-wave modes reorganize a nodal plate into branching corridors. Audio changes their relative scale and balance while fine light gathers around the moving nodal structure.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Loxodrome glass

  Rhumb-line curves wind around nested transparent spherical layers. Their pitch, separation and projection change as luminous crossings move through the glass-like structure.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Catastrophe fold

  A changing cusp-caustic construction concentrates fine rays into folds. The control parameters move the cusp and split its bright ridges into new arrangements.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Fresnel split

  Diffractive phase zones separate and interfere in a changing Fresnel field. Fine fringes bend around moving sources while the bright orders open and recombine.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Schwarz lantern

  Alternating antiprism rings unfold into a faceted lantern. Their radius, stagger and height evolve independently, changing the silhouette and its fine triangular surface.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Laser delta

  Four nested tetrahedral light wings separate and reconnect across depth. Their opening angles and lifted apexes change while independent signal trains travel through the fine triangular cells.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Lens scanner

  Opposing laser banks pass through two moving optical sheets. Refracted ray directions change at each sheet, shifting the focus and reshaping the crossing pattern.

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• Visual worlds · Metal & matter

  Solenoid storm

  Three continuous wound conductors bend and cross through depth. Their helical pitch and curved axes change independently while voltage trains reveal the reflective windings.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Shockwave atlas

  Expanding wave fronts move through three independently inclined planes. Their migrating centres and elliptical apertures create changing intersections while each front fades smoothly at birth and departure.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Graviton stream

  Fine particle wakes flow across a changing hyperbolic saddle. Convex and concave regions exchange depth as the streams fan apart, fold over and gather into opposing jets.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Orbital orrery

  Eccentric light orbits precess in separate spatial planes. Changing focal distances reshape the tracks while luminous bodies move around each independent ellipse.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Plasma bifurcation

  Three banks of binary conductive channels unfold into branching trees. Their fork widths and depth change as independent light packets travel from the roots toward the fine outer branches.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Photon billiards

  Laser paths reflect from a continuously deforming elliptical boundary. Every collision uses the current surface normal, so changing the enclosure reshapes the complete sequence of crossings.

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• Visual worlds · Cosmic scale

  Relativistic grid

  Two migrating mass wells deform a continuous spatial survey mesh. Separating saddles bend its fine meridians while travelling wave fronts reveal the changing depth.

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• Visual worlds · Hypnotic flow

  Spectral sail

  Nine thin triangular sails bend in opposing winds. Moving internal openings reveal independently folding layers, with fine threads and reflected edge light tracing the changing surfaces.

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• Visual worlds · Rave pressure

  Vortex crown

  Eleven curling horns grow outward and uncoil around an opening throat. Four fine wires wind around each horn while travelling signals reveal the changing spatial depth.

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• Visual worlds · Optical pressure

  Chronotopic rings

  Nested phase rings exchange rolling radii and counter-rotating lobes. Their three-fold and five-fold components join and divide while independent light trains reveal each fine contour.

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• Guides & tools · Music visualizer

  Free MP3 & WAV Music Visualizer

  Visualize your MP3 or WAV here for free. Preview 108 worlds with your own track, choose landscape, portrait or square, then continue in Studio. No account or upload.

• Guides & tools · Live visuals

  Live Audio Visualizer & Projector Setup

  Connect a microphone, audio interface or supported shared tab audio to PHASE//VOID. Create live DJ visuals, tune the signal and open a projector output.

• Guides & tools · Music videos

  Make a Music Visualizer Video for YouTube

  Record an audio-reactive music video with local MP3/WAV audio, titles and artwork. Choose landscape, portrait or square and supported WebM or MP4 recording. Add timed lyrics or captions from plain VTT/SRT.

• Guides & tools · Aspect ratios & sizes

  Visualizer Aspect Ratios & Export Sizes

  Choose 16:9, 9:16, square, ultrawide or a custom canvas in PHASE//VOID. Compare output sizes, render detail, frame rate and video bitrate before recording.

• Guides & tools · Troubleshooting

  Visualizer Troubleshooting: Audio & Recording

  Fix silent inputs, blocked microphone access, missing shared audio, a black WebGL canvas and recording problems in the PHASE//VOID browser visualizer.

• Guides & tools · Techno & rave visuals

  Techno Visualizer for DJ Sets & Rave Videos

  Build a changing techno visual set with your own music. Choose contrasting worlds, rehearse eight acts, set file or live timing and prepare one projector or a finished video.

• Guides & tools · Custom visuals

  Custom Music Visuals for Events & Releases

  Plan custom music visuals with Balance IT: a visual direction for your release, branded scenes for a show, or a tailored browser installation. Prepare a project brief.

• Guides & tools · BPM finder

  Free BPM Detector for MP3 & WAV — Local Tempo Finder

  Find BPM from a local MP3 or WAV, compare tempo alternatives and prepare music visuals. Free, silent analysis in your browser, with no audio upload or account.

• Guides & tools · Audio spectrum

  Free Audio Spectrum Visualizer & Waveform Video Maker

  Add an animated audio spectrum, circular ring or waveform over music visuals and video. Create branded MP3/WAV videos locally in the free PHASE//VOID Studio.

• Guides & tools · Wizualizator muzyki

  Darmowy wizualizator muzyki MP3/WAV online

  Darmowy wizualizator MP3/WAV w przeglądarce: wybierz własny utwór, świat i kadr, a następnie przygotuj film lub projektor w Studio. Bez konta i bez wysyłania muzyki.

• Guides & tools · Projection mapping

  Free Projection Mapping Guide: One Projector

  Estimate throw distance and image fit for one projector. Then calibrate surfaces, choose independent visuals and FX, review layouts and rehearse the output.

• Guides & tools · Tools & connection

  Compare Music Visualizer & VJ Workflows

  Choose a music-video, live VJ or projector workflow. Compare PHASE//VOID, Resolume, Synesthesia and MadMapper with documented limits and a requirements chooser.

• Guides & tools · Tools & connection

  Embed a Free Audio-Reactive Visualizer

  Embed a free PHASE//VOID music visualizer on your site. Choose a scene and format, preview it and copy an iframe. Visitors start demo audio or a local MP3/WAV.

• Guides & tools · Tools & connection

  Connect PHASE//VOID with MCP | Visual scenes for AI assistants

  Connect an MCP-compatible assistant to PHASE//VOID. Discover 108 audio-reactive visual worlds, inspect capabilities and plan a free music visualizer session without sharing media or source code.

• Recorded examples · Recorded example

  Watch Signal Rupture: Techno Visualizer Video

  Watch an 11-second first-party techno visualizer recording with stereo sound. See Signal rupture respond to an original 160 BPM WAV, then repeat the test in the free studio.

• Recorded examples · Recorded example

  Watch Interference: Audio-Reactive Contour Video

  Watch a real 11-second Interference visualizer recording driven by an original 160 BPM WAV. Inspect its nested contours, compare the other takes and replay the input in Studio.

• Recorded examples · Recorded example

  Watch Solar Flare: Charged-Arc Music Visualizer Video

  Watch a real Solar flare music-visualizer take with orange charged arcs and an original 160 BPM WAV. Compare its motion and replay the controlled input in the free browser Studio.

• Journal · Product explainer

  Music Visualizer Video Sound: Source, Monitoring and Export

  Understand which soundtrack reaches a music visualizer video. Separate speaker monitoring, recording volume, muted video layers and the local file-render soundtrack.

• Journal · Product explainer

  MP4 vs WebM for Music Visualizer Videos

  Choose MP4 or WebM for an audio-reactive music video. Understand containers, codecs, browser export availability, saved-file checks and YouTube processing.

• Journal · Product explainer

  Audio-Reactive vs Beat-Synced Visuals: Three Clocks

  Understand measured audio, predicted beat phase and physical output delay. Choose the right timing control for a file, a DJ input or a finished visualizer film.

• Journal · Product explainer

  One Projector, Different Visuals: Program vs Surfaces

  See how one final raster can contain independent worlds and effects. Understand Program, per-surface sources, mapping geometry and the physical output boundary.

• Journal · Product explainer

  Music Visualizer Preview vs Rendered Video

  Separate live preview FPS, file-render processing time and the actual encoded film. Read a first-party decoded-frame example and choose the right recording workflow.

• Journal · Design workshop

  An Eight-Act Techno VJ Set to Rehearse

  Load an eight-act techno VJ set with exact worlds, looks and transitions. Rehearse with your own MP3/WAV, then fit the complete sequence to a soundtrack film.

• Journal · Design workshop

  Build a Visual Set with Contrast and Release

  Plan a visual set around space, pressure, contrast and release. An original four-act design exercise using real PHASE//VOID worlds and off-air rehearsal.

• Journal · Design workshop

  Design a Stage Picture for One Projector

  Design a readable stage picture with one projector: a focal surface, supporting wings, intentional negative space and a room-specific rehearsal.

• Journal · Design workshop

  Choose Visual Motion That Fits the Sound

  Audition audio-reactive scenes by silhouette, low-band deformation, midrange movement and fine detail. Keep visual motion, sound response and pulse distinct.

• Journal · Design workshop

  Compose Vertical Music Visuals in 9:16

  Make a vertical music visual feel intentional: choose a useful silhouette, preserve room for text, compare square and portrait framing, then review movement.

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