voice garden
A free audio reactive demo — play it in your browser, no install. Audio-reactive particle field in the browser: 100k particles follow your voice or music. Three.js + Web Audio.
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Most audio visualizers are bars and waveforms. Voice Garden treats sound more like weather: pitch, loudness and rhythm push 50k–200k particles around a slowly turning spiral, a nebula that breathes with the sound. You can orbit it, record it and replay it. It runs entirely in the browser, with no server and no upload.
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