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hueverb

A free audio visualization — play it in your browser, no install. Turn sound into art: a browser-based studio where music and your voice paint with 10 brushes and 12 artist palettes.

by @xvkei · xvkei/hueverb on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON XVKEI.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 21 Oct 2026

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A gallery of heard things.

Hueverb is an interactive exhibition where sound becomes painting. Play a song, sing, clap, or hum, and every sound leaves its own brush stroke on the canvas: pitch decides where it lands and what color it takes, loudness sets its weight, and the texture of the sound shapes the mark it makes. When the music ends, you have an original artwork to hang in your collection or download as a print-ready image.

Wassily Kandinsky believed painting and music were the same art in different forms. He described colors as having tones and compositions as having rhythm.

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