About This Software

Load a song, pick an effect, and watch it move with the music. Start with your own songs or choose from over 100 sample tracks included with Audio Motion Lab. A guided tutorial helps you make your first scene.

Make it your own

Start with a simple bar display or layer tunnels, particles, light beams, and fractal patterns. Choose from 14 visualizer styles, 31 animated scenes, and 35 tunnel presets. Make a tunnel pulse with the bass or let a drum hit bring out detail in a pattern. Change colors and movement, add your own titles and images, and save favorite looks as presets.

Save a music video

Turn one song or a whole playlist into a WebM video (YouTube compatible) with sound, up to 4K at 60 frames per second. Export builds each frame at the quality you choose, even if the preview runs slowly. You can also save a still image, a silent GIF, or a set of full-quality PNG images with a separate WAV audio file. If an export is interrupted, use Recover Render to try again.

Record a performance

Record changes to the visuals as the music plays, then replay those changes in a full-quality export. Keep the app window visible when recording live. Save your project to pick it up later.

Give each song a different show with Rapidfire

Add up to 20 songs to the queue. Rapidfire randomly creates a show for each selected track, changes the effects as the music plays, and saves a separate video for each song.

Requires 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, and a graphics card that supports hardware-accelerated WebGL 2.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Pre-generated AI tools were used to assist with the promotional banner artwork and included sample music. Audio Motion Lab renders its audio-reactive visual effects procedurally. The application does not generate AI content during use or connect to external AI services.