Bass visualizer: visuals that move on the low end
Scenes where the sub and the kick do the heavy lifting: a liquid body that squashes, a black hole whose gravity grows, a sea whose long rollers are the bass bands.
Who this is for
- Bass music producers
- Car-audio and home-theatre demos
- Anyone who wants the low end to be visible
Sub and bass are separate
BLOOB tracks 16–60 Hz sub separately from 60–160 Hz bass. Liquid BLOOB’s body pumps on both; Resonance Plate’s coarse cymatic mode is the lows; Galaxy’s Black Hole grows its gravity on the sub.
Bass punch control
The Bass punch slider scales how hard the low end hits the visuals without affecting the mids and highs.
Pump, if you want it
Whole-frame zoom and shock rings on the kick are opt-in (Pump). Off by default so instrumental music stays clean.
How to do it
- Open BLOOB — nothing to install, no account
- Choose a song, or use your microphone or a browser tab
- Pick a scene, a mood and a palette
- Press Record (or Export MP4) and download your video
Questions people ask about bass visualizer
Why does the visual hit before I hear it on Bluetooth?
It should not — the beat lead reads your device’s output latency and delays the visual to match. Check the Auto toggle under Scene → Beat sync.
Can I make the bass bigger?
Raise Bass punch under Mix → Reactivity, or use the Hype mood.
Does it work with a subwoofer test tone?
Yes; sub-only material moves Liquid BLOOB, Nebula’s core and the Black Hole.
Is there a bass-only scene?
Liquid BLOOB and Resonance Plate are the most bass-led; in Galaxy, Black Hole and Gravity Well.
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