Nineteen ways to see the beat
Every visualizer runs on the same clock as the sound, so what you see lands when you hear the click. Each one also shows the next beat coming, which lets your eye lead the sound instead of chasing it.
- Pulse Orb A sphere that draws breath before each beat and pops on it.
- Timeline Upcoming clicks slide toward a playhead, like a tape.
- Bar Map One pip per beat, a cursor sweeping the bar, a big count.
- Focus Ring One thin ring fills across the beat and snaps on it.
- Classic A wooden wind-up metronome with a sliding tempo weight.
- Pendulum A bob swings to an extreme on every beat.
- Bounce A ball hops from pad to pad, landing on every beat.
- Newton's Cradle End balls swing out and click back in on every beat.
- Orbit A comet circles once per bar, flaring at every beat mark.
- Rings A seed swells before each beat and bursts into a ring.
- Meter Bars One bar per step; each shoots up on its click and decays.
- Heart Monitor An ECG trace sweeps the bar; each beat is a spike.
- Strobe A hard full-screen flash on every beat, brackets closing in between.
- Vinyl A record turns once per bar; beat marks pass under the stylus.
- Light Grid A perspective floor rolls toward you, one line per beat.
- Ripples A drop falls through each beat and lands on the click.
- Burst Sparks gather to the center, then explode on the beat.
- Thunder A charge builds in the cloud; the bolt strikes on the beat.
- Kaleido A petal wheel that turns one notch per beat, like an escapement.