Oscilloscope and vectorscope music visuals
Your waveform, drawn as it sounds: an XY oscilloscope with CRT phosphor persistence, a Lissajous phase scope and a tunnel cut from the wave itself.
Who this is for
- Fans of oscilloscope music and vintage test gear
- Synth players
- Anyone who wants a raw, honest visual
Phosphor persistence
The Oscilloscope scene keeps the last few traces and fades them like a real tube, with a graticule and a bezel. The electron-beam head races along the trace on the kick.
Phase Scope
A vectorscope plots the signal against a delayed copy: silence is a dot, a tone a loop, bass big slow loops, treble fine wiggle. Kicks swell it, snares shear it, hats spray sparks.
Waveform Tunnel
Rings cut from the waveform recede into a wireframe tube; the bass steers the flight path.
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 oscilloscope music visualizer
Is it a true XY scope?
It plots the mono signal against a phase-shifted copy, which gives Lissajous figures for tonal material. Stereo XY needs a stereo analyser, which is on the roadmap.
Can I slow it down?
Turn Auto-Director off and lower Sensitivity under Mix to calm the trace.
Does it work with a microphone?
Yes, and an instrument through an interface works too.
Can I export it?
Yes, the same MP4/WebM export applies to every scene.
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