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A free audio processing demo — play it in your browser, no install. Aroma of the Songs — Visualizing music in the form of intricate rose petals using moving cube traces.

by @0x48piraj · 0x48piraj/aos on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 12HOSTED ON PIYUSHRAJ.ORGUPDATED 5 Feb 2026

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What would music look like if it grew in nature?

Visit Playground — Project AOS to fiddle around with your favourite songs.

Visit Home — Project AOS to explore the project.

I love music — and frankly, who doesn't. But for me, it's always been more than listening. To me, music has always felt spatial: an interplay of motion, symmetry and emotion. Since childhood, I've had this innate tendency to tinker with music: writing a protocol to transmit songs wirelessly using light, visually encoding melodies, crafting synthetic soundscapes from scratch.

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