Frequently Asked Questions

A music visualizer is a video built directly from a track's audio; light, texture and motion driven by the actual stems and transients rather than a storyline or live performance. It's a 3D, audio-reactive alternative (or companion) to a traditional filmed music video, designed for vertical formats like Reels, TikTok, Spotify Canvas and YouTube.

A pure music visualizer is abstract: it responds to sound with no fixed narrative, so it can start before a single lyric is finalized. A lyrics video adds synchronized, animated typography carrying the words themselves, timed precisely to the vocal. Many projects blend both; an audio-reactive environment with the lyrics animated on top.

A traditional music video needs a shoot: a location, a crew, actors and a production schedule. A 3D music visualizer is built entirely inside the computer by one artist designing, animating and rendering the whole piece, which means a faster turnaround, a tighter and more consistent art direction, and a lower budget with no dependency on weather, casting or a shoot day.

Every project is built mobile-first in vertical 9:16. Standard deliverables cover Instagram Reels and TikTok, Spotify Canvas loops, and YouTube (Shorts and standard). But 16:9 and other formats are of course available, along with 4K and HDR masters as an option for wider release.

A short Loop for Spotify Canvas starts at €700. A full-track Journey starts at €1,500 per track. A full EP or album Universe starts at a €2,000 art direction fee plus €1,500 per track, so a 4-track EP starts at €8,000. All prices are excluding tax; invoices are issued in Japanese yen at the rate on the invoice date. Full breakdown and options are on the music visualizer page.

A short loop typically takes about half a week; a full-length track or a multi-track EP/album takes longer, since every visual grows from a full listen of the stems. An exact schedule is confirmed at the quote stage, once the track and revision scope are known.

Yes. LOOP includes one revision round after the first render; JOURNEY and UNIVERSE include two (two per track for UNIVERSE), so the visuals can be adjusted to match the mood precisely before final delivery. Extra rounds can be added as an option.

Both. Most projects are with independent artists and indie labels, and majors are welcome too when the project values creativity and authenticity over templates.