Real places that light up
HiFi — a 1970s hi-fi system
A 1970s hi-fi system whose VU meters dance with the music.
No sign-up, no credit card
On screen
What HiFi shows
HiFi sets up a real 1970s system on a wooden shelf: an amplifier with backlit VU meters, a reel-to-reel tape deck and a turntable. The meter needles move with the music, with the inertia and slight bounce of a real device.
The reels turn and the tape passes from one to the other as the song goes on, the cover spins on the turntable at 33 rpm, and on the big moments the needles hit the red. A warm world for funk, soul, classic rock, jazz, disco and pop.
At a glance
HiFi at a glance
- Family
- Real places that light up
- Energy
- moderate
- Movement
- slow
- Best tempo
- 70 to 135 BPM
- Music
- funk, soul, rock, jazz, disco
- 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 “Real places that light up” family, and those with the same energy.
NeonAlleya Tokyo alley in the rain
Goldenhoura festival stage at sunset
Jukeboxa 1950s jukebox
Poolsidea lit swimming pool at night
dustdust drifting in spotlights
ChromeFluxribbons of liquid chromeFrequently asked
Questions about HiFi
What music does HiFi suit best?
HiFi is designed for funk, soul, rock, jazz, disco, ideally between 70 and 135 BPM. Halofloor picks it on its own when a song suits it, and you can also force it from the console.
Is HiFi free?
HiFi is part of Halofloor’s free plan, with no time limit and no credit card. Just open the console and start your music.
Is HiFi a video?
Every frame of HiFi 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 HiFi on your screen
Open the console, pick your music: Halofloor does the rest.
No sign-up, no credit card