How to create your first audio visualizer video
A first-video walkthrough covering audio, artwork, visualizer settings, clip range and MP4 saving.
How to use Sonoray and resolve problems while making a video.
View blogA first-video walkthrough covering audio, artwork, visualizer settings, clip range and MP4 saving.
Turn an MP3, WAV or M4A recording into an MP4 with artwork and a visualizer. Follow the steps from loading audio to checking the saved video.
Fix background cropping when switching from landscape to portrait, then place the visualizer.
Choose a resolution for a visualizer video and compare preview and MP4 at the same size, time and settings.
Compare the saved MP4 and preview under matching conditions to investigate blur, cropping and color.
Tune Response and Smoothing while comparing quiet and loud passages in your track.
Adjust visualizer position, size and color to keep cover artwork and track titles visible.
Separate loading problems from silent playback by checking files, mute controls and audio output.
Check export start, processing and download problems, including where the MP4 was saved.
Prepare a long audio-to-video export: set the range, check plan limits, test a short sample and inspect the saved file.
Reuse Sonoray presets for a consistent video series. Name settings by purpose, save and apply them, then check each new recording.
Export separate recordings sequentially with Sonoray Pro. Use Download to schedule the next video and verify each file’s audio and layout.
Understand browser-local visualizer creation: source-media processing, account communication and where the finished MP4 is saved.