Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
FLUX turns sound into a navigable light field
A local audio-reactive studio that converts music or live input into luminous 3D networks, with controls for motion, colour, geometry, and video capture.
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- Musicians and audiovisual performers
- Worth noticing
- It exposes controls for network topology, tempo-linked variants, audio-band gains, camera drift, and 30/60 fps capture.
Field notes
The interface maps low, mid, and high audio bands to separate visual controls, including network breathing, route flex, glow, and flow surge. Its structural choices include Tube Map, Maze, and Branching modes, with variants that follow tempo rather than downbeats. Capture supports landscape, portrait, and square formats, while the page cautions that requested frame rates are not guaranteed and encoder drops are not measured.
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