
exit vis
[ESC]
help
[F1/Ctrl+1]
settings
[F2/Ctrl+2]
effects
[F3/Ctrl+3]
start random vis
[TAB]
start slideshow
[Shift+TAB]
input device
Browser tab
Internal player
internal player
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your local mp3
files here
your local mp3
files here
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Nibbles
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Strange Attractor
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Triangles
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Rubik
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Carousel
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Spike
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Tunnel 2
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Vortex
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Silk
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Bubbles 2
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AC/DC
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Swirl
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Fountain
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Confetti
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Abstract
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Interstellar
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Network
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Blow
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Hive
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Smoke
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Bubbles
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Vinyl
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What we do in the shadows
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Frame
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Circles
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Fractals
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Wall
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Three D
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Sierpiński triangle
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Game of Life
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Spiral
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Force
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Snowflake
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Waves
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Greetings, Mr. Perlin
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Landscape
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Loveparade 1997
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Membrane
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Atom
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Radar 1
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Tunnel 1
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Rubber Bands
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Bars
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Golden Frequency
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Color Flower
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The Llama
Help
Help
Show main help (this screen) on the main window or show visualizer specific help in visualizer mode.
Press
Press
F1
or Ctrl+1
or the help
button to toggle (show/hide) or press Esc
to hide.
On mobile devices tap the screen in visualizer mode the bring out the help menu and the Back to the Visualizer
to close it.
Exit visualizer
When in visualizer mode, press
Esc
to exit to the main screen. If you are using a mobile device,
tap the screen an press the Exit to Gallery
button.
Start a visualizer
Click or tap on the visualizer thumbnail to start the visualizer. You can also press
Tab
or the start random vis
button to start a random visualizer.
Visualizer parameters
When a visualizer is started, you can change different parameters of the visualizers by pressing the adequate key. Usually these keys are mapped from the
For mobile devices, you can tap the screen for the help and tap on the button/line to change the different parameters.
Q
,W
,E
,etc buttons. Each visualizer has it's own parameters and key mapping. Bring out the visualizer help (by pressing F1
inside the visualizer) to see the available options.For mobile devices, you can tap the screen for the help and tap on the button/line to change the different parameters.
Input device
Input devices are the audio input sources used to generate the visualizers. Usually devices has multiple input sources which can even change over time (e.g. connecting or disconnecting a headset).
If you are using webvis.app on your PC or laptop and using a browser that supports screen sharing, you can also select
On desktops, an internal player is available, where you can drag and drop your local audio files (.mp3 and .flac) and play them directly from this site.
You can select your input device on the welcome screen and on the left side of the main screen under the
If you are using webvis.app on your PC or laptop and using a browser that supports screen sharing, you can also select
Browser tab
as an input source and select your screen, application or browser tab to capture audio stream. Please note that not all platform support all options (e.g. on MacOS only browser tabs has audio stream).On desktops, an internal player is available, where you can drag and drop your local audio files (.mp3 and .flac) and play them directly from this site.
You can select your input device on the welcome screen and on the left side of the main screen under the
input device
section. When in the visualizer, you can press F2
or Ctrl+2
to bring out the input device selector.Settings
You can configure various parameters for the WebVis.app in the settings screen such as rotation, toast messages, samplerate, slideshow timer and so on.
To access the settings press
F2
or Ctrl+2
keys or the settings
button.
Effects
You can add post processing effects to each visualizer. Effects can be toggled and view on the effects screen, which you can access by processing
Each effects has it's own shortcut key on the number row (starting from
F3
or Ctrl+3
keys or the effects
button.
Each effects has it's own shortcut key on the number row (starting from
1
) so you can change the effects on the fly.
Slideshow
When you start a slideshow then a random visualizer will start and a new random visualizer will replace it in predefined intervals. This feature can be used to keep visualizers on for a long period of time but you would like them to change after some minutes. You can set the change interval with the
slideshow timer
button and you can start the slideshow with Shift+Tab
.
Internal Player
On desktops an internal player is available to play your local audio (.mp3 and .flac) files. You can also change the audio source to
You can open the internal player controls from the visualizer with the
internal player
for better and undistrupted visuals. Your audio files can be dragged and dropped to the playlist part of the player.
You can control the player with the bottom row buttons as follows:
Z
for previous track,
X
for play or restart,
C
for pause and resume and
V
for next track.
You can open the internal player controls from the visualizer with the
F4
or Ctrl+4
button.
Settings
You can boost your input audio volume if your original input audio volume is too low. For normal volumes it will saturate most of the visualizers, so make sure you set it properly. This parameter has a hotkey so you can adjust the audio gain easily:
press
F5
or Ctrl+5
to decrease and F6
or Ctrl+6
to increase audio gain.
Audio gain:
1
You can toggle the sample frequency between 44Khz and 22Khz. The default one is 44Khz, but most mobile devices are only using 22Khz for audio input. The application sets the sample rate to 22Khz for mobile devices automatically, but you can adjust it later. If your sampling rate is 44Khz, but your device only supports 22Khz then most of the frequency based visualizers will only show half of the frequency.
Sample rate:
44100 Hz
You can configure how and when screen is rotated with 90°. If it is turned off, vis screen is not rotated by the website, if it is turned on, screen is always rotated, if it is set to "auto", it will rotate the screen if the screen width is smaller than the screen height (e.g. mobile phones or tablets).
Screen rotation:
auto
Toast messages are messages shows inside the visualizers. When the visualizer starts, it displayes the
Title
with some additional text and when a parameter
changes it displays the parameter and the new value.
Toast messages:
all
You can set how frequently new visualizers are displayed when in slideshow mode.
Slideshow timer:
2 min
You can print various debug information in the top left corner.
Debug:
off
Effects
You can add additional blur on visualizers by selecting
fast
, medium
or slow
option for blur. Please note that adding a blur option might have a performance impact on the visualizer depending on your device computation capacity.
To toggle blur amount press the 1
key on your keyboard.
Blur:
off
You can change the color palette for each visualizer and instead of the normal colors you can set it to monochrome, sepia and many others.
You can toggle the color palette with the
2
key on your keyboard.
Recolor:
off
You can add overlay effects to your visualizer to simulate CRT monitors or old TVs. Shortcut key for this effect is
3
.
Overlay:
off
You can add some glitch effect to each animation. Such effect includes the vertical and/or horizontal shift of the image or simulating a bad b-frame in mpeg files.
You can toggle glitches with the
4
key on your keyboard.
Glitch:
off
Effects are grouped into templates and selecting a template automatically adjusts several effects here. Take a shot and experience the old Junost television from the 80's.
Effect template:
none
Click here to clear all effects and set values back to default. You can also use
0
key on your keyboard when inside a visualizer.
Clear effects:
clear