Room music visualizerMicrophone stays local

Turn room music into full-screen visuals.

For party hosts, musicians, and venues using a TV or projector.

Try it with sample data

Your browser will ask for microphone access, then open the visualizer. The sample opens without permission.

  • Uses the room microphone; no audio routing.
  • Microphone audio stays on this device.
  • Eight visuals are free; Venue Pack adds four.
A pressed fern opens into sound waves and gold pollen on a dark botanical plate.
FIG. 01 Dryopteris sonora — room sound study

LIVE SAMPLE / 01

See the visualizer before opening your microphone.

The sample uses a bundled 120 BPM signal. Change the visual, colors, and motion while it runs.

Open the sample visualizer

FIELD METHOD / 02

How it works

  1. ListenAllow the room microphone.
  2. Detect the beatVolume and pitch ranges move the visual.
  3. Change the visualsChoose one, or switch about every 16 beats.

BOUNDARIES / 03

What it does not do

It does not identify songs, understand speech, record audio, or upload microphone audio. It only measures sound ranges in browser memory.

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VENUE PACK / 04

Add four venue visuals and 4K controls.

A one-time $19 USD license adds four visuals, a local logo overlay, and a 4K canvas control. The eight free visuals stay available.

Visual settings

Tune visuals

Phone remote

Pair a phone

Scan the code to pair your phone. It sends visual and color controls to this screen.

Room code

Preparing…

Preparing the phone connection…

How the connection works

PeerJS introduces the two browsers. They then send controls through WebRTC. If pairing fails, the local visualizer keeps running.

One-time license · $19 USD

Add four venue visuals and 4K controls

Buy Venue Pack — $19 (external checkout)

This is a one-time purchase. Sociobot/Dodo is the merchant of record and handles eligible refunds. The eight free visuals stay available.

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