WaveMotion

Web app

A free music visualiser that reacts to each stem. Drums, bass, and vocals each drive their own visual, and you export an MP4 for YouTube or Reels.

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WaveMotion is a music visualiser that runs in the browser. You add a full song, or its stems (drums, bass, vocals, synths), build a scene, and export an MP4 for YouTube, Reels, TikTok, or Shorts. It is free, with no account and no watermark.

The WaveMotion homepage, with a demo scene that reacts to four stems

Most visualisers react to one mix. WaveMotion lets each stem drive a different visual, and you can link any setting to a stem's hits, loudness, bass, or highs. So the kick can push a ring outwards while the bass changes the glow. A single mix also works if you do not have stems.

A scene is built from 10 visualisers in 2D and 3D, 19 GPU effects, text, and images, on a timeline where you split, trim, and stack clips. Pasted lyrics or an LRC file become a karaoke-style lyric video. Export goes up to 4K at 24 to 60 fps, in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, or 4:5.

Rendering and encoding happen on your computer with the browser's built-in video encoder, so audio stays local unless you turn on cloud sync. It is a sibling of WaveVisual, which makes still sound-wave art.

WaveMotion - Ozan Tunca