For the last few weekends, I've been building a real-time music visualizer on top of soundxyz API. I built it with Three.js, using almost the full arsenal from Poimandres. Here's a sneak peek of its capabilities with my favorite Mija track... (SOUND ON)

It was meant to be a weekend project... I couldn't help myself and ended up building an entire framework around it. The hardest thing to figure out was the onset detection from an audio file. Visualizing frequencies is fun, but knowing when the kick hits is a whole different...

I don't feel ready to share but .... : cc: @MaximeHeckel

...story. Right now, I'm equipped with tools that can act on any audio file and catch each drum with near-perfect precision. I'm also plugged into @soundxyz_ API, and my plan is to gamify this entire experience.

This is an after hours project. There is much more to build but if everything goes as planned I'll publish it next weekend. It wouldn't happen without @soundxyz_ , any many other people, especially these folks: @mrdoob @0xca0a @MaximeHeckel @CantBeFaraz @N8Programs

And if you want to listen and collect this beautiful track this is where you:

@wojciech_dobry @soundxyz_ @threejs @pmndrs This is so sick

@wojciech_dobry @soundxyz_ @threejs @pmndrs @hi_mija Where can I try this? 👀

@wojciech_dobry @soundxyz_ @threejs @pmndrs @hi_mija Extremely nice. For sure I’ll be using your codepen, at least for learning, keep doing great 🤟🏻🤟🏻

@wojciech_dobry @soundxyz_ @threejs @pmndrs @hi_mija so good! intro automation is a really nice touch 🤌

@wojciech_dobry @soundxyz_ @threejs @pmndrs @hi_mija @dawidjaniga 👀