Note Sequence

Put every hit exactly where you need it.

A music-native timeline built for visuals. Lay down every accent by feel, in bars and beats, then send it straight into your Motion Graphs.

A timeline that thinks in music

  • Work with measures, time signatures, and BPM. When the track speeds up or slows down, animate the tempo and the animation stays locked.

  • Notes sit in tracks, and tracks group into sections, so your arrangement stays readable whether it's a four-bar loop or a full set.

  • Every note streams into your Motion Graphs as it plays, so the visuals move the moment you place notes.

Notes landing on bars and beats
Alex Hooker @aghooker

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One drag setting volume and length

Draw notes fully shaped

As you place a note, drag up or down to set its volume and left or right to set its length. One gesture, done.

Finger-drumming straight to notes

Finger-drum it in

Play MIDI straight to notes and let your hands do the timing. Slow the playback down to nail the tricky runs.

Detected hits filling a timeline

Start from the audio

Point Vizibeat at a track and it estimates the BPM and note onsets for you. Start with a rough draft, with note timings ready to go.

  • “Before Vizibeat, it would take me five days manually syncing every single light to the beat through keyframing. With Vizibeat, days of keyframing turned into hours. I could simply play my MIDI keyboard along with the song and intuitively time the lights.”

    John Paiz

    Touring VJ & Unreal Engine Artist · Wooli

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Precision on one note, speed across a thousand

One note playing a drawn curve
A loose passage, snapped tight
A gap filled with a ramp
  • Give it a preset envelope, or draw your own, so a single note can play any animation curve.

  • Snap sloppy timing to the grid or jitter it looser, then fade, invert, or normalize volume across the selection. One click each, whether that's ten notes or a thousand.

  • Fill gaps with a pattern or a speed ramp, split notes, duplicate whole loops, and cascade or mirror them into new shapes.

  • “Vizibeat feels very considerate to a music producer’s workflows and needs. This is easily the best tool for the niche, and I don’t think Blender or C4D have anything comparable.”

    Andrew Josol (Yuck Nasty)

    Music Producer & Visual Artist · Kill the Noise, Trivecta, GhostDragon

Scale from one bar to an entire set

A single sequence is the easy part. A full set is dozens of them, and they all have to stay locked together on the night.

One edit, every copy follows

Loops that update everywhere

Capture a repeating pattern in one click and drop it wherever it belongs. Change any one copy and all the others follow.

Several sequences, one timecode

One clock for the whole show

Sync one or several Note Sequences to a Level Sequence and drive them all from timecode, so Vizibeat stays perfectly in step with everything else onstage.

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    Drum it out

    Build your first bar and watch it animate your scene in five minutes.

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