A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. An audio-reactive WebGL2 orb for voice interfaces. Voice orb by UV, MIT licensed.
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An audio-reactive orb for voice interfaces, drawn in WebGL2. Play any voice through it, tune the look, and take the code.
Moves with a real voice. Web Audio splits the sound into four calibrated bands that stir a small GPU fluid, send rings through the colour and light the rim. Six states for a voice agent (dormant, ready, connecting, listening, talking, settled), four looks (painted, glass, silk, halftone) and five palettes, or four colours of your own. Light to run.
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