A volumetric nebula visualizer
Galaxy’s Nebula Cloud is a true volume: the camera orbits a cloud with depth and self-shadowing, lit from a star inside that flares on the kick. BLOOB’s Nebula is its 2D cousin with a star field and lens flares.
Who this is for
- Ambient and cinematic music
- Sleep, meditation and study channels
- Space wallpapers
Real volume
Density is integrated along each ray through noise, with transmittance, so folds occlude each other and light from the star scatters through.
Music mapping
Pads thicken the fog; bass swirls it; the star flashes on kicks; highs shift dense cores toward the accent colour; a drop sends an ionisation front through the cloud.
Calm by design
Its energy affinity is low, so the auto-director picks it for quiet sections.
How to do it
- Open Galaxy — it runs in the browser on WebGL
- Choose a song or play the demo
- Pick a cosmic scene and add your logo or title
- Record, or export an MP4 at 1080p–4K
Questions people ask about nebula visualizer
Which is more detailed, BLOOB or Galaxy?
Galaxy is volumetric 3D; BLOOB’s Nebula is a lighter 2D scene that runs anywhere.
Performance?
Steps scale with the quality tier.
Can I slow it down?
Lower Camera speed and Intensity under Tune.
Export?
Yes.
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