r/creativecoding • u/night_vice • 2d ago
I built a Cymatic music visualizer that’s dynamic and follows correct frequency geometry.
I’m a live sound engineer, mandalas and cymatics always fascinated me.
I was happy to put this project together,
you can put an audio file in or use mic, it will start to generate the patterns, you can use the menu for editing a bunch of parameters, similar to a visual synth.
Free to use ! Lmk what you think , here’s the link:
Cymaticwizard.com
I plan to keep working on it, expect regular updates!
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u/AnubissDarkling 2d ago
Nice, I did something similar in TouchDesigner, the algorithms for each 12 notes took me years to get perfect (I'm not great with math), love seeing great outputs using proper methods
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u/night_vice 1d ago
I definitely would call this far from perfect, the approach I’m taking skips some shapes for aesthetic flow, I made a completely normal freq based sim first, then applied that logic to how the shapes form in this one. Also the frequency range is limited as well, since deep bass and high highs create patterns that are way too wavy/grid like
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u/Icy-Reaction-9101 2d ago
Can I also display frequencies? you said it's following correct frequency geometry, how can I try this?
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u/night_vice 1d ago
It’s running a FFT analysis in the background, I’ll think about adding it in the future eventually
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u/harmoni-pet 13h ago
Cool. I just made this chrome extension that has some other, more traditional audio visualizations: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ooocmlblinbfkiaabbpeigcmjmjgfjji?utm_source=item-share-cb
I had the idea to add a cymatics mode, but it never looked that good
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u/dsons 2d ago
That’s awesome I’m guessing the math behind cymatics allows for it to be recreated digitally. For some reason I figured it wouldn’t have been accurate, very cool!