Engine · v5.12.0

Eye of the World

One Eye watching the world turn, drawn with code and played by your song: the globe turns once a phrase, the Eye's gaze is the noon line, and in one turn it reaches every one of the 195 countries, pinning each capital as midday reaches it. Above the turning globe, in a radar's scope, in a beating globe, across the flat map with a tally by continent, in the iris itself and from orbit.

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6 modes

Launch modes

The Eye of the World

The Eye above the turning globe, its gaze a beam of light onto the noon line. As midday reaches each capital a pin rises and the Eye's pupil follows it; by the end of the turn every one of the 195 countries is pinned.

Classic Studio

The Radar

The world seen from above the North Pole in a radar's scope: the sweep is the noon line turning clockwise, each capital a blip as it passes, the range rings the latitudes, the count rising to 195.

Classic Studio

The Heartbeat Globe

The globe beating with your song, lub then dub on every beat: it swells, rings spread from it and a trace of the beat runs beneath while the noon line pins the world country by country.

Classic Studio

The Pinning System

The whole world flat, the noon line crossing it west with day on one side and night on the other, a pin dropped on every capital as midday reaches it and the tally kept continent by continent.

Classic Studio

The Iris

The Eye close up: its iris is the world seen from above the pole, the noon line a bright fibre turning round it, the capitals lighting as it passes and the pupil opening with your song.

Classic Studio

The Orbit

The globe from its orbit with day and night: the Eye is its sun, satellites ring it on three orbits, the night side's lands glow and the pins rise where it is noon.

Classic Studio

52 controls

Controls

Control	Group	Type	Default	Animation	Audio
Primary colorPrimary color used by the engine palette	Style	color	#ffd98a	Yes	No
Secondary colorSecondary color used by the engine palette	Style	color	#5fc8ff	Yes	No
BackgroundBackground used by the engine palette	Style	color	#03050c	Yes	No
OpacityVisualizer opacity	Transform	range	1	Yes	No
SensitivityBounded overall audio response	Audio	range	1	Yes	No
Spectrum rangeHow much of the 40 Hz to 14 kHz range the visual spans, from the bass up. Lower it to give the bass and mids more of the bars	Audio	range	1	Yes	No
Frequency scaleHow the bars are spread across the frequencies. Log spreads them by octave, mel by how pitch is heard, and linear by hertz, which gives most bars to the highs	Audio	select	log	No	No
Auto-levelLifts every part of the spectrum to its own recent range, so quiet highs move as much as loud bass. A note held for several seconds settles lower as it adapts. 0 shows the raw spectrum	Audio	range	0.8	Yes	No
Primary audio sourcePrimary audio source	Audio	select	bass	No	No
Frequency focusWhich part of the spectrum drives this visual; while no explicit audio source is set, the motion envelope follows this selection	Audio	select	full	No	No
Burst intensityGlow and trail swell on sharp hits; 0 keeps bursts off	Audio	range	0	Yes	No
Ambient bedProminence of the standing background layer behind the beat-born elements	Effects	range	1	Yes	No
Wake lengthHow far motion trails stretch behind beat-born travelers; 0 removes the wake	Effects	range	1	Yes	No
Audio contributionMaximum contribution from the primary audio route	Audio	range	0.55	Yes	No
Audio dynamicsHow much of the band's movement reaches the visual. 1 = full dynamics; 0 holds it at a steady level for a calmer, more constant look	Audio	range	1	Yes	No
Audio attackEnvelope attack in milliseconds	Audio	range	45	Yes	No
Audio releaseEnvelope release in milliseconds	Audio	range	240	Yes	No
Geometry scaleGeometry scale	Geometry	range	1	Yes	Yes
Motion directionRotate the animated visual pass to face this direction; the general background stays fixed	Motion	select	none	No	No
SpeedTime-based motion; default major cycle is 6–12 seconds	Motion	range	0.1	Yes	Yes
Color modeDuo palette, primary→secondary gradient, or full rainbow sweep	Style	select	duo	No	No
GlowGlow	Effects	range	0.55	Yes	Yes
Global glowShared emissive strength across the frame	Effects	range	0.35	Yes	Yes
Pulse intensityBeat pulse scale for spawn, size, and shake	Effects	range	1	Yes	Yes
Beat responseHow hard every engine hits on each detected beat	Audio	range	1.2	Yes	Yes
Beat smoothingHow long each beat hit rings out before it settles	Audio	range	0.35	Yes	Yes
Beat attackSeconds for a hit to swell to full. 0 snaps instantly	Audio	range	0	Yes	Yes
Beat releaseSeconds for a hit to fade, overriding Beat smoothing. 0 follows it	Audio	range	0	Yes	Yes
Beat shakeFrame kick strength on each beat	Effects	range	0.6	Yes	Yes
Motion echoMotion echo	Effects	range	0	Yes	Yes
BlurBlur	Effects	range	0	Yes	Yes
Chromatic aberrationChromatic aberration	Effects	range	0	Yes	Yes
Beat sync allRoute beat energy into spawn, shake, pulse, speed, and scale	Audio	boolean	true	No	No
Symmetry and tilingReshape the whole picture: mirror it, fold it into a kaleidoscope, or tile it (the plane groups p1, p2, p4m and p6m)	Shape and symmetry	select	none	No	No
Kaleidoscope foldsHow many mirrored copies go round the kaleidoscope	Shape and symmetry	range	6	Yes	No
Symmetry angleTurns the mirror line, or the kaleidoscope, in degrees	Shape and symmetry	range	0	Yes	Yes
Kaleidoscope spinHow fast the kaleidoscope turns, in turns per bar of the song (0.25 is once a phrase)	Shape and symmetry	range	0	Yes	Yes
Tile sizeEach tile's size as a share of the frame	Shape and symmetry	range	0.5	Yes	No
Tile gapThe gap between tiles, as a share of a tile; it shows the background colour	Shape and symmetry	range	0	Yes	No
WarpBend the whole picture: a twist, a bulge, waves or ripples that move once a bar, a polar unroll, or a fisheye lens	Shape and symmetry	select	none	No	No
Warp amountHow strong the warp is	Shape and symmetry	range	0.5	Yes	Yes
Warp centreWhere the warp is centred in the frame	Shape and symmetry	select	centre	No	No
RenderingHow the world is drawn: Night (the land in the look's own colours on the dark), Radar (a phosphor scope's green) or Atlas (a paper map's inks)	World	select	night	No	No
Gaze lightHow bright the Eye's gaze, the noon line, the sweep and the pins' sparks are. It rises with the song and never flashes	World	range	1	Yes	Yes
PinsHow big the pins on the capitals are and how far their rings spread when the noon line reaches them	World	range	0.7	Yes	Yes
HeartbeatHow strongly the world beats with the song: lub, then dub, on every beat, the globe swelling, the pins and blips beating, the trace rising and the pupil opening	World	range	1	Yes	Yes
GazeHow far the Eye's pupil travels to follow the country the noon line has just reached	Eye	range	0.8	Yes	Yes
TiltHow far the North Pole leans toward you on the globe, in degrees (negative leans the south toward you)	World	range	14	Yes	Yes
LabelsHow many words: the count of countries reached this turn, the country at noon, the tallies by continent, the bearing and the beats a minute. 0 shows none	World	range	0.75	Yes	Yes
SparksSparks drifting in the light and the puff where the gaze lands on the beat	World	range	0.5	Yes	Yes
VariationWhere on the world the turn starts: each number starts the noon line over another meridian. The same number always gives the same	World	range	0	Yes	No
Title and artistShow or hide the song title and artist this visualizer draws.	Text	select	auto	No	No