Rhythm game music visualizer
A glowing fretboard runs to the horizon with five strings and five rings at the front. Notes worked out from your song ride toward the rings and land right as each sound plays — kick, snare, hats, bass and lead — and every hit throws up a pillar of light.
One of 32 styles in this free music visualizer.
How it reacts
- KICK
- A note in the first lane for every kick drum, landing on the ring as it hits.
- SNARE · HATS
- The backbeat and the hi-hats fill the next two lanes, snapped to the beat grid.
- BASS · LEAD
- Bass notes and the lead line get the last two lanes; notes that ring on become long held bars.
- BEATS
- Fret wires scroll past on every beat, brighter on each bar, and the rails pump with the kick.
What you can change
Great for
- EDM
- Rock
- Metal
- Phonk
- Game music
- Hip-hop
Similar styles
Beat Highway visualizer FAQ
Are the notes really from my song?
Yes. Your track is analyzed in the browser and every note is placed where its sound happens: kicks from the kick drum, snare and hats from their part of the spectrum, bass and lead from the low end and the melody — all snapped to the beat grid.
Can I play it like a game?
No — it is a video, not a game. It shows what a perfect run of your song would look like, which makes a strong clip for TikTok, Shorts and YouTube.
Which songs look best?
Tracks with a clear beat: EDM, rock, metal, phonk, game music and hip-hop. Slow, quiet songs work too, but the board has fewer notes on it.
Can I use my cover art as the background?
Yes. Add cover art in the editor and choose whether it sits dimmed or blurred behind the beat highway visual.
Does it work for TikTok, Shorts and Spotify Canvas?
Yes. Switch the format to 9:16 for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, or to Spotify Canvas for a short vertical loop without audio.