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Learn the Novus apps

Core, step-by-step guidance for the tools — grouped by app and written to stand on its own. Each app has a deeper library inside the product itself; these are the essentials. For the full reference see the documentation, and for the stories behind the builds, the product blog.

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NSS Background Remover

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  1. The NSS Background Remover video editor: trim, grade, filters, text, timeline, and export
    Editing & layers

    The NSS Background Remover video editor, end to end

    Edit a clip end to end: trim and arrange on a timeline, color-grade, add LUT filters and text overlays, work in layers, and export — all on-device, with 2×/4× video upscaling on hand.

    8 min · IntermediateStart
  2. NSS Background Remover 3D mode: orbit controls, depth-relief mesh, and a 360-degree recorder
    Editing & layers

    3D mode and depth relief: orbit, bas-relief, and a 360 recorder

    Turn a flat image into a depth-displaced bas-relief mesh, orbit it in a Three.js scene with a furniture palette, and record a short 360-degree spin to WebM — all on-device.

    6 min · IntermediateStart
  3. NSS Background Remover .nss-project saves: local storage, auto-save, originals and masks preserved
    Editing & layers

    Saving your work as .nss-project files (locally, no upload)

    Save a composition as a named .nss-project in your browser's own storage — preserving originals, masks, layers, and adjustments — with auto-save every 30 seconds and no upload.

    5 min · BeginnerStart

Novus Visualizers

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  1. Stacking ordered reactive visualizer layers with blend controls for depth
    Editing & layers

    Working with layers in Novus Visualizers (and which combinations work best)

    Stack ordered reactive layers with blend controls to build depth — a calm background engine, a sharp foreground, accents, and text — and learn the layer combinations that read well instead of turning to mush.

    7 min · IntermediateStart
  2. Adding titles, fonts, animation styles, and on-device Whisper AI captions with per-word timing
    Editing & layers

    Text, titles, and on-device AI captions in Novus Visualizers

    Add a title and artist, choose fonts and animation styles, and turn audio into captions with on-device Whisper transcription and per-word timing — without your audio ever leaving the browser.

    6 min · IntermediateStart
  3. 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
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. Saving and reopening a visualizer project for reuse across tracks
    Editing & layers

    Saving a project you can reuse across tracks

    Once you have dialed in a look you love, save it as a project so every future track starts there. How to build, save, and reopen a saved document for a fast, consistent production line.

    6 min · IntermediateStart
  8. Working with depth and 3D modes — Bars 3D Columns, Waveform 3D Surface, Tunnel corridor and tube modes, depth and camera controls
    Editing & layers

    Working with depth and 3D modes

    Depth is not a separate engine — it lives inside specific modes. How to use the 3D modes — Bars 3D Columns, Spectrum Spectral Mesh, Waveform 3D Surface, Character Motion 3D Performer, and the Tunnel corridor and tube modes — plus the camera and depth controls that make them sing.

    7 min · IntermediateStart
  9. Cinematic finishing — vignette, film grain, chromatic aberration, drift
    Editing & layers

    Cinematic effects and finishing touches

    The post-processing layer that separates a polished visualizer from a raw one — vignette, film grain, and chromatic aberration, plus the drift reaction — and how to use them without overdoing it.

    5 min · IntermediateStart
  10. 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
  11. The Classic Editor and the Studio Workstation in Novus Visualizers, sharing one saved document and one renderer
    Editing & layers

    Classic Editor vs Studio Workstation: which to use when

    Novus Visualizers has two editors over one saved document and one renderer: the guided Classic Editor and the direct-manipulation Studio Workstation. Learn what each is best at and when to switch.

    6 min · IntermediateStart