Music visualizer for OBS and streaming
Add BLOOB or Galaxy as an OBS browser source: a chrome-free page that reacts to your desktop audio or microphone, at any resolution, for free.
Who this is for
- Twitch and YouTube streamers
- Music channels running 24/7
- Podcasters streaming audio
Chrome-free URL for OBS
Add ?obs=1 to the app URL and the interface disappears and the cursor hides. Use ?scene=N and ?palette=name to preset a look, or copy an embed link with your exact settings.
Audio into the source
OBS browser sources cannot hear your desktop directly; open the app in a normal Chrome window with tab audio or mic input and capture that window, or use a virtual audio cable into the microphone input.
Transparent-ish overlays
Pick the Pure Black background and blend the source with the Screen blend mode in OBS for an overlay that only adds light.
How to do it
- Open the app in Chrome with ?obs=1
- Choose Mic Input (or a virtual cable)
- In OBS, add a Window Capture of that Chrome window
- Set blend mode to Screen for an overlay
Questions people ask about music visualizer for obs
Why not a browser source directly?
You can, but browser sources have no audio input; the mic route needs a real window. Window capture is the most reliable.
Does it affect stream performance?
It uses the GPU lightly; auto performance keeps it under control. Lower quality in Galaxy if needed.
Can it show the song title?
Yes — the title overlay is editable, or load lyrics.
Is there an alpha channel?
Not natively; use Screen blend with a black background.
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