music video games
A free procedural animation — play it in your browser, no install. Beat-synced three.js music videos and playable web games for haivivi AIGC songs
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Beat-synced music videos and rhythm games for haivivi's STEM songs, written entirely in code.
Every frame is a function of the song's time. No generative video model, no keyframes, no stock footage.
Eleven songs from the STEM Institute album, each 1080×1920 at 30 fps and cut to the detected beat, with forced-aligned karaoke lyrics.
The repository is one npm workspace; song code imports shared modules by package name (@gizclaw/mvg-core/timing.js, @gizclaw/mvg-games/kit.js).
Catalog matching. A song's directory is its catalog work path.
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