Visualizer suite
See your sound.
Twenty-four high-end visualizers along the bottom of your DAW: spectrograms, 3D landscapes, liquid chrome, a phosphor TV, your melody as notes. Plus a mix grade and a transpose for when you need them.
Watch it
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Every built-in visualizer, all moving to the same song. Turn the sound on to hear what they're seeing, and tap any one to see it big.
All 24, live · one song · real renders
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Lantern runs along the bottom of your DAW. Run up to six visuals at once, start from one of 12 ready-made lineups or build your own, and pop any panel out into its own window, as big as your screen.
Make your own
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Lantern ships with twenty-four visualizers. The Lab makes more: stack up to four layers, pick what each one hears and what moves it, hit CONJURE, and it builds one that has never existed, with effects from a rack of 85 and a name to match. Don't like it? Hit it again, or Nudge it.
Step 1
Stack up to four layers and choose what each one listens to: kick, snare, hats, 808, melody or air. Then decide what moves it, from drops and builds to the quiet parts.
Step 2
Lantern picks a recipe, fuses your layers with effects like trails, bloom, glitch and print, and gives it a name. Turn up Wildness for more chaos. Every click is a new one.
Step 3
Save the ones you love to My Visuals and use them like the built-in ones, in any panel or pop-out window. Start from one of 13 Looks, or save your own.
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From My Visuals · made in the Lab
From your notes
Most visualizers react to the sound. These follow your notes: every note you play draws itself, so a melody becomes a picture. Play live on a MIDI keyboard, follow FL's piano roll, or drop in a MIDI clip. Five looks, in tall frames made for phone videos of your melodies, and any of them can be a layer in the Lab.
Ink Score
8-Bit Roll
Vinyl
Fall Line
Ribbon
Bonus tools
Lantern reads the key of what's playing and the exact note of your 808, so you can tune it without guessing.
Open the MIX MONITOR for a loudness and tonal-balance grade against your style or a reference track, with plain tips like 'low-mids are 3 dB heavy'.
Shift a sample up to 12 semitones either way, with a natural-vocal formant mode. At 0 the audio passes through untouched.
No, they're a second opinion. The style targets are starting points. Capture a reference you trust and Lantern grades against that instead.
No. Lantern is bit-exact pass-through unless you use TRANSPOSE.
You can cap the frame rate in the menu. At lower rates it's very light. All drawing happens off the audio thread.
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