vortex av engine
A free particle demo — play it in your browser, no install. Audio-reactive WebGL instrument mapping real-time frequency analysis to deforming geometry, particle systems, waveform displays, and a speculative modular interface.
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VORTEX is an experimental browser-based audiovisual instrument that translates uploaded audio into a responsive three-dimensional signal environment.
Rather than functioning as a conventional music visualizer, the project treats audio analysis as a control system. Frequency bands extracted through the Web Audio API continuously reshape a procedural WebGL scene: bass expands an inner core, midrange energy deforms a wireframe polyhedron, and high-frequency transients disperse a surrounding particle field.
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