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Audio Controlled Particles

A free particle physics demo — play it in your browser, no install. It is an interactive web-based project that generates animated particles based on audio input. Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the particles react to the rhythm and frequency of the sound, creating a dynamic visual experience synchronized with music.

by @rajtilak-2020 · rajtilak-2020/Audio-Controlled-Particles on GitHubLANG HTML★ 3HOSTED ON RAJTILAK-2020.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 22 Dec 2024

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An interactive web-based project where animated particles react to audio input, creating a dynamic visual experience based on the rhythm and frequency of the sound.

👉 Live Demo: Try Audio Controlled Particles

Audio Controlled Particles generates animated particles that react in real-time to the audio input from the user’s device. The visual effect changes based on the frequency and amplitude of the audio, creating a mesmerizing, music-synchronized display.

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