Feature
A music visualizer built around the record.
Vinyl turns a track into a spinning vinyl that reacts to the sound. It's a turntable visualizer, the disc pulses with the bass, moves on the beat, and spins at a real RPM, rendered live and exported exactly as you see it.
It reacts to the audio
Vinyl analyses the track, bass, mids, highs, amplitude and beat, and maps that onto the record. Bass makes the disc pulse; the beat drives its motion. You tune how strongly it reacts with simple controls, and the deterministic export reacts exactly like the live preview, so what you approve on screen is what you get in the file.
Make the record yours
Choose a plain disc or a grooved vinyl with a centre label. Fill it with a colour or drop in your own artwork, set the size, and pick an RPM of 0, 1, 5, 33, 45 or 78. Behind it, the background can be a solid colour, a gradient, an image, or a video.
See it before you render
A real-time WebGL preview stays in sync with playback, with a fullscreen mode for checking the details. When you're happy, export a clean MP4, see the export formats for the ratios and resolutions.