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Product blog
Product updates, field guides, and field notes—each with links to docs and the hub where relevant. High-level milestones also appear on the changelog.
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ReadProduct highlight · Jun 15, 2026
Why the preview now matches the export: rebuilding a music-visualizer render engine
A deep dive into the v2.0 export engine: why preview and export drift apart in the first place, what "seekable" means and why scrubbing used to break, how beat-sync stays locked between the live preview and the rendered file, why every mode is now visually distinct, and what an honest in-browser render pipeline owes the user.
- The export equals the preview
- Seekable MP4/WebM output
- Beat-sync locked end to end
Novus Visualizers
ReadProduct highlight · Jun 14, 2026
Make a music visualizer on your phone, start to finish
The full phone workflow: why the v2.0 mobile editor makes a desktop optional, picking a track and a format, choosing an engine and syncing it to the beat, adding text and a logo, exporting on-device, sharing to Reels and TikTok, and getting good results within mobile's limits.
- No desktop needed
- Vertical & Canvas formats
- Export & share on-device
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ReadField guide · Jun 12, 2026
Best music-visualizer styles for each genre
Matching visualizer style to genre — energy, tempo, color, and motion — so the visuals feel like they belong to the track, with practical picks for each genre.
- Match energy & tempo to style
- Per-genre style picks
- Color & beat-sync tips
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ReadField guide · Jun 11, 2026
Music promotion as a micro-business: a zero-budget content engine for independent artists
Treating a music project like the small business it is: the asset mindset versus the post mindset, why every song should ship as a family of visual assets, building the engine around Novus Visualizers and its companion tools, and the owned-audience discipline that survives algorithm changes.
- Artists are one-person companies
- One song, a family of assets
- Own the audience, rent the feeds
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ReadProduct highlight · Jun 9, 2026
Novus Visualizers grows up: accounts, albums, and a community feed
A walkthrough of the Novus Visualizers account era: signing up, saving drafts and projects, grouping albums, the community feed, and the companion tools — and why the rendering still runs on your own device.
- Free accounts + Creator Studio
- Durable saved projects & albums
- Community feed: like, save, post
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ReadProduct highlight · Jun 8, 2026
From MVP to thousands of presets: the Novus Visualizers enterprise-grade build
A product update on how Novus Visualizers grew from a launch-day MVP into a full in-browser music-video studio, while staying free, client-side, and copyright-clean.
- 2D/3D/4D engine system
- Multi-band beat sync + Whisper lyrics
- Client-side WebCodecs 4K export
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ReadProduct highlight · Jun 7, 2026
Building Novus Visualizers: from uploaded track to exported video
The complete story of turning a music file into a finished video in the browser — audio analysis, rendering, template editing, WebCodecs export, and the scoping discipline behind it.
- Audio → synchronized motion
- Template-first, in-browser export
- The scoping calls that shipped it
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ReadField guide · Jun 4, 2026
Multi-band beat sync: triggering bass, mid, and treble independently
Why splitting the audio into bands makes a visualizer feel like it is actually listening to the music.
- Independent bass / mid / treble triggers
- Built on the 32-band FFT
- Motion that tracks the arrangement
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ReadField guide · Jun 1, 2026
Making a vertical music visualizer for TikTok & Reels
The 9:16 frame, safe zones for platform UI, designing for sound-off with captions, the first-second hook, and exporting a vertical visualizer that works on TikTok and Reels.
- 9:16 + safe zones
- Hook the first second
- Captions for sound-off
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ReadField guide · May 31, 2026
Designing an upload → customize → export flow a first-timer can actually finish
How a deliberately linear three-stage flow turns a deadline-heavy creative task into something a first-timer completes in one session.
- A linear three-stage flow
- Friction removed at each handoff
- Guidance at the point of action
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