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Nikkiro Audio Visualizer

A free audio reactive demo — play it in your browser, no install. Free 3D audio visualizer & music visualizer (Three.js/WebGL): liquid chrome sphere/ring react to music, mic, system audio. Windows widget.

by @koyboiii-coder · koyboiii-coder/Nikkiro-Audio-Visualizer on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 1HOSTED ON KOYBOIII-CODER.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 19 Aug 2026

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Controls: Fuente de audio: choose file / microphone / system audio (and toggle a source…

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Nikkiro Audio Visualizer is a free, open-source 3D audio-reactive music visualizer for the web, Windows desktop, and Android, built with Three.js and WebGL. A liquid-chrome object — switchable between a spiky ferrofluid-style sphere and a fluid neon ring — deforms, glows, and pulses in real time to any audio source: a music file, your microphone, or your computer's system audio.

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