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Novus Visualizers tutorials

The definitive, step-by-step guides for Novus Visualizers — from your first export to layers, beat-sync, the audio engine, captions, and common release tasks. These cover the essentials as general guidance; the app itself holds a deeper, always-current library, and you can see every tool on the tool map.

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  1. Novus Visualizers tutorial: upload audio, pick an engine and mode, customize and beat-sync in the editor, then export
    Getting started

    How to make a music visualizer video with Novus Visualizers

    A complete walkthrough of Novus Visualizers: upload a track, pick an engine and mode, tune the visuals and beat-sync in the editor, then export a release-ready MP4 or WebM up to 4K — all in your browser.

    7 min · BeginnerStart
  2. Designing a 9:16 vertical music visualizer for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts
    Use cases

    Making a vertical visualizer for TikTok, Reels & Shorts

    A focused workflow for short-form vertical video: pick an engine and mode that reads at 9:16, keep the motion centered and punchy, add captions, and export with the TikTok/Reels preset.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  3. Designing a short seamless vertical Spotify Canvas loop
    Use cases

    Creating a Spotify Canvas loop

    Make a short, seamless looping visual for Spotify Canvas: a vertical clip that reads at a glance, loops cleanly, and uses the Spotify Canvas export preset.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  4. Building a word-synced lyric video with on-device AI captions and per-word timing
    Use cases

    Making a lyric video

    Turn a track into a word-synced lyric video — use on-device AI captions for the transcript, fix per-word timing so lines land with the vocal, set a readable look, and export. Plus when to reach for the Lyric Video Creator.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  5. Choosing the most reactive section of a track — clear beats, dynamic range, defined frequencies
    Audio & beat-sync

    Picking the perfect song (section) for your visualizer

    The track you feed the analyzer decides how good the visual can be. What makes a section reactive — clear beats, dynamic range, defined frequency content — and how to choose the part of your song that will look best.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  6. Matching visualizer engine styles to music genres — EDM, hip-hop, lo-fi, rock, ambient, classical
    Editing & layers

    Best visualizer styles by genre

    Which engines and modes tend to fit which genres — from hip-hop and EDM to lo-fi, rock, ambient, and classical — so you can pick an engine and mode that already feels right for your track.

    7 min · BeginnerStart
  7. Designing a visualizer color palette with the nine themes and per-element control
    Editing & layers

    Color & theme design for visualizers

    Color is the fastest way to set a mood and match your release art. How to use the nine themes and per-element color control to design a look that feels intentional instead of default.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  8. Using a brand kit to keep colors, fonts, and logo consistent across releases
    Editing & layers

    The brand kit: a consistent look across releases

    Recognizable artists look the same release after release. How to use the brand kit to save your colors, fonts, and logo so every visualizer, cover, and overlay shares one identity — without redoing the work each time.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  9. Adding a branded intro, an animated logo, and an outro/end screen to a visualizer
    Editing & layers

    Intros, outros & animated logos

    A short branded intro and outro turns a loop into a finished video. How to add an animated logo, an intro card, and an end screen that drives follows and saves — without padding the runtime.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  10. Creating matching album art and stream overlays with the companion tools
    Export & release

    Album art & stream overlays with the companion tools

    A release is more than a video. How to use the Cover Art Studio and Stream Overlays companion tools to produce cover art and broadcast overlays that match your visualizer — one cohesive package.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  11. Sound design — the Audio Effects Generator and royalty-free Audio Library
    Audio & beat-sync

    Sound design: the Audio Effects Generator and Audio Library

    The audio companions round out a release: design custom sound effects with the Audio Effects Generator and pull royalty-free music from the Audio Library — so your visuals have the right sound to react to.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  12. Saving a Novus Visualizers project: sign in, save a draft, reopen with settings intact on any device
    Getting started

    How to save projects and drafts in Novus Visualizers

    Create a free account, save a visualizer as a draft or project, and reopen it later with every setting intact — on any device. The work persists; the rendering still happens on yours.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  13. Creator Studio dashboard and My Albums: grouping related visualizers into an organized release
    Export & release

    Organizing releases with albums and the Creator Studio dashboard

    Use My Albums and the Creator Studio dashboard to group related visualizers into a release, manage drafts and projects in one place, and keep a multi-format launch organized.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  14. The Novus Visualizers community feed: browse free, sign in to like, save, and post your work
    Use cases

    Sharing your work on the Novus Visualizers community feed

    Browse the public community feed, then sign in to like, save, and post your own visualizers — all copyright-free, so publishing never trades away ownership of your exports.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  15. Creator Studio and the Creators hub: share visualizers and build an audience over time
    Use cases

    Building an audience with Creator Studio

    Use the Creators hub and Creator Studio to share visualizers, build a public body of work, and grow an audience — with an honest read on what the young creator network can and cannot do yet.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  16. Browsing the nine engines and their modes in Novus Visualizers
    Editing & layers

    Browsing the engines and modes in Novus Visualizers

    Every visualizer starts from one of nine engines, each with six modes — 54 in total. Learn what each engine does, how to pick a mode that matches your track, and how depth lives inside specific modes rather than as a separate setting.

    6 min · BeginnerStart
  17. The Novus Visualizers Audio Library: tracks and audio assets to build a visualizer with
    Audio & beat-sync

    Using the Audio Library when you do not have your own track

    Use the companion Audio Library to grab tracks and audio assets to build a visualizer with when you do not have your own music ready.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  18. The Audio Effects Generator: a preset library of pads, bass, leads, and percussion for short sound elements
    Audio & beat-sync

    Adding sound elements with the Audio Effects Generator

    Use the Audio Effects Generator — a preset library of synth pads, bass, leads, and percussion — to add short sound elements like stingers, risers, and transitions to a release.

    5 min · BeginnerStart
  19. Stream Overlays: a curated catalog of broadcast overlays themed to match a release
    Export & release

    Theming stream overlays for a live premiere

    Use the Stream Overlays companion — a curated catalog of broadcast-oriented overlays — to extend your release look into a live stream so the premiere matches the rest of the kit.

    5 min · BeginnerStart