Lines and geometry
Frames — a corridor of neon frames
An endless corridor of neon frames rushing at you.
No sign-up, no credit card
On screen
What Frames shows
Frames lines up forty-eight glowing geometric frames — triangles, squares, hexagons — down a corridor with no end. Each frame is turned a little more than the one before, and the whole corridor twists and untwists over eight beats; the floor is a black mirror that reflects them.
A frame covers exactly one spacing per beat; the shape changes on the bar, from the far end toward you; the phrases change the mode, the colours and the symmetry, and the drop flashes the corridor. A nervous world for techno, trance, psytrance and hard dance.
At a glance
Frames at a glance
- Family
- Lines and geometry
- Energy
- intense
- Movement
- fast
- Best tempo
- 120 to 160 BPM
- Music
- techno, trance, psytrance, hard dance
- Plan
- Included in the free plan
- Computer
- Runs on any recent computer
Best for
Where it shines
Related worlds
In the same spirit
More worlds from the “Lines and geometry” family, and those with the same energy.
Frequently asked
Questions about Frames
What music does Frames suit best?
Frames is designed for techno, trance, psytrance, hard dance, ideally between 120 and 160 BPM. Halofloor picks it on its own when a song suits it, and you can also force it from the console.
Is Frames free?
Frames is part of Halofloor’s free plan, with no time limit and no credit card. Just open the console and start your music.
Is Frames a video?
Every frame of Frames is computed live by your computer from the song’s analysis: tempo, energy, build-ups and drops. It never repeats from one song to the next.
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.
Put Frames on your screen
Open the console, pick your music: Halofloor does the rest.
No sign-up, no credit card



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