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Waveform and spectrum bars visualizer

The two classic shapes of sound — the waveform and the spectrum bars — in eighteen treatments. A flat line that spikes on the hit, a wave with its reflection, a comet dragging a tail, bars built from LED segments, bars with a liquid top that spills on the kick, glass tubes, bars in a ring, bars receding into the frame.

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18 scenes · previews rendered from one synthetic beat · hover or scroll to play

TWIN THREADTwo mirrored threads part on the bass.Open in the editor →
ECGA flat line spikes on every hit.Open in the editor →
RIBBONA wide filled wave, like a track in an editor.Open in the editor →
STROKESA wave made of vertical strokes, like an audio track.Open in the editor →
CROWNA wave closed into a ring around the centre.Open in the editor →
COMETThe wave flows and drags a glowing tail.Open in the editor →
REFLECTIONA wave and its reflection with a slight ripple.Open in the editor →
NODESGlowing nodes flash on the peaks.Open in the editor →
LADDERSpectrum with peak caps that slowly settle.Open in the editor →
RING BARSSpectrum bars grow outward in a circle.Open in the editor →
LED MATRIXBars built from segments, like an indicator.Open in the editor →
LIQUIDBars with a fluid top; drops break off on the hit.Open in the editor →
TUBESGlass tubes with a glowing column inside.Open in the editor →
TIMELINEA bar per moment: a drawing of the last seconds.Open in the editor →
REVEALBars are not drawn — they cut through the darkening.Open in the editor →
WINGSBars spread from the centre both ways.Open in the editor →
PERSPECTIVEA row of bars recedes into the frame.Open in the editor →
COMBDense thin strokes across the full width.Open in the editor →

Waveform versus spectrum

A waveform draws the signal over time: one line, loud where the track is loud. A spectrum splits the sound into bands and shows each as a bar, so bass and treble move separately. Waves suit calm, melodic material and vertical formats; bars suit electronic and hip-hop, where the low end and the hats are doing different things and it shows.

What makes these different from a stock audiogram

Every one of these is drawn from the real analysis of your file, not a decorative animation. The ECG line spikes on actual transients. LIQUID bars spill drops when a hit exceeds the running level. TIMELINE draws a bar per moment so the last seconds of the song are visible as a shape. They can be layered over your photo, tinted to your accent colour, and combined with any other widget on this site.

Where to put them

Along the bottom edge for a podcast or a lyric video, so text stays readable. In a ring around cover art for an official-audio look. Full-width and centred for a beat store, where the shape is the whole picture.

FAQ

Is this the audiogram style used for podcasts? Yes — RIBBON, STROKES and COMB are exactly that, and they sit over a photo or cover with your title on top. Can I change the colour? Yes. Bars and waves take the accent colour of the scene, or your own. Do they react to the real audio? Yes. Everything is driven by the analysis of your file — nothing is a canned animation.

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