ShaderNoice
A free music toy — play it in your browser, no install. ShaderNoice is a WebGL node-based shader for audio and music visualization running in the browser. If you are brave enough.
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A web-based node-based shader editor for procedural shader art using WebGL. Build shader graphs by connecting nodes; the preview updates as you edit.
Prototype status: The app is under active development. Behavior and file formats can change between releases. Some features depend on browser capabilities (for example WebCodecs for video export).
Use the in-app keyboard shortcuts dialog for the full list (including spacebar pan when not typing).
Optional variables: copy .env.example to .env. Do not commit .env — it may contain secrets and is gitignored.
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