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SOUND TERRARIUM Web

A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Browser version of SOUND TERRARIUM — try the sound-generated terrain, tilt-aware world, and real-world sky in your browser, no hardware required.

by @kariagepompadour · kariagepompadour/SOUND-TERRARIUM-Web on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON KARIAGEPOMPADOUR.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 1 Sep 2026

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A tiny sound-reactive world that runs directly in your browser.\ No M5Stack hardware required.

🎤 On smartphones and desktop browsers, SOUND TERRARIUM can use the microphone to shape the terrain.\ ⌨️ On a computer, use the keyboard; on iPhone and Android, use the on-screen controls.

The battery-status placeholder has been retired. On the Cardputer ADV, the battery indication was not accurate enough to be genuinely useful, so the space was repurposed for something that belongs more naturally in a sound-reactive world: a built-in metronome.

The Web Edition mirrors that design.

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