Neon Resonanz
Sync your movements to electronic beats and watch neon lights react to the sound.
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Make your gameAbout Neon Resonanz
Watch neon lights react to the electronic track Nachtstrom in this audio-reactive visualizer featuring three distinct display modes and customizable color palettes.
How to play
- Tap the Starten button to load the electronic track and begin the visualizer.
- Select Orbit, Welle, or Spektrum from the bottom menu to change the visual layout.
- Use the Farbe button to cycle through the three available neon color combinations.
- Pause the track or mute the audio at any time using the on-screen controls.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the interface buttons to change visual modes, switch colors, and control playback.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the interface buttons to change visual modes, switch colors, and control playback.
More about this game
Neon Resonanz is an audio-reactive visualizer where neon lights respond dynamically to electronic beats. There is no score, player movement, or end goal; the core loop focuses entirely on enjoying the music and watching the frequencies in motion. The visualizer analyzes the audio using 512 frequency bins to drive the animations. You can switch between three distinct visual modes—Orbit, Welle, and Spektrum—to see different representations of the sound. The experience continues endlessly as the track loops, allowing you to relax and customize the colors.
Tips
- Orbit mode features 112 individual lines arranged in a circular pattern, where the central radius expands based on a multiplier of 12 in direct response to the bass frequencies.
- Switch to Welle mode to see the raw audio waveform represented by five overlapping horizontal lines, each drawn with a decreasing opacity step of 0.15.
- Spektrum mode displays exactly 40 individual equalizer bars across the screen, with their heights driven directly by the specific frequency bins of the playing track.
FAQ
- Can I use my own music in the visualizer?
- No, the visualizer is built specifically around a single looping electronic track called Nachtstrom. The internal audio analysis is tuned to react to the specific bass and frequencies of this built-in song.
- Is there a way to win or lose the game?
- There are no win or loss conditions, and no obstacles to avoid. It is purely a relaxing visual experience driven by the music, and it runs endlessly as long as the track plays.
- How many color themes are available to choose from?
- You can cycle through three different neon color palettes using the Farbe button. The palettes include cyan and orange, green and blue, and peach and pink combinations.
