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Visual worlds

Every Halofloor Visual World

Each world is a scene computed live that follows the song’s tempo, energy and drops. Halofloor picks the right one for every song on its own, and you can force your favourite too. Here they are, one by one.

Stage and concert lighting

Lasers, moving heads, LED walls and pyrotechnics: a festival or club stage on your screen.

Real places that light up

Real photographs — an alley, a ballroom, a city — where every lamp lights up with the music.

Particles and spotlights

Thousands of points of light, from drifting dust to swarms, carried by the rhythm.

Psychedelic effects

Video feedback, kaleidoscopes and fractals: VJ culture, computed live from the album art.

Space and stars

Black holes, eclipses, nebulae and starry skies: the cosmos, slow and vast, for ambient and space music.

Nature and matter

Water, fire, sky, sand and forests: calm scenes that breathe with the song.

Lines and geometry

Strokes of light, oscilloscopes and mathematical shapes on black.

Light grids

Walls of lamps, cells and squares drawing patterns on every beat.

Graphics and type

Neon, letters, numbers and posters: graphic worlds that hit the beat.

Kinetic typography

The words of the title and the artist slamming, stacking and spinning on the beats: the text is the visual.

Objects and sculptures

A record, a metronome, glass, chrome: objects filmed up close, brought to life by the song.

Paper, ink and cloth

Origami, ink wash, Japanese paper and a loom: the softness of materials.

Frequently asked

Questions about the worlds

How much does it cost?

The free plan has no time limit and needs no credit card: a selection of the 200 visual worlds, your music apps and 50,000 radio stations. Standard adds the full catalog, karaoke and Sonos; during the beta, you can get it free on request until December 1, 2026.

What kind of TV do I need?

Any TV with an HDMI input works, smart or not. The computer renders the visuals and the TV displays them, with no app to install.

Does it work with a projector?

Any display connected to the computer over HDMI shows the visuals: projector, venue screen or LED wall. Put the broadcast window in full screen and the picture fills the whole surface.

You pick the music, Halofloor picks the world

Open the console, start a playlist or a radio station, and watch the worlds go by.

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