Decoherence

Launch Decoherence, drop in your song, and let the analyzer detect beats, transients, and sections. Those detections appear as editable markers on a clean timeline. Attach visual moves to the music in minutes: punch in on kicks, ease out on snares, tilt during vocal lines, flash or cut on downbeats. Choose a look, set your palette, and preview changes instantly. No keyframes or scripting required—just map sound to motion and iterate.

For creators building music videos, lyric videos, reels, or promo loops, the workflow is fast and repeatable. Import your track and footage, or browse built‑in clip styles. Auto‑align captions from lyrics or a vocal transcript, then lock in chorus and verse states with different camera behavior for each. Use timeline tools to trim, slip, and speed‑ramp shots, and layer images or logos as overlays. The analytics panel shows waveform, spectral energy, and section cues so you can fine‑tune thresholds and prevent over‑triggering. When the cut feels right, export multiple aspect ratios (9:16, 1:1, 16:9) in one batch and save your mappings as a reusable preset for the next release.

For live shows and events, set up scenes that react to a mic or line‑in feed. Build a playlist of looks for intros, drops, and breakdowns, and switch with hotkeys. Use global dials for intensity, color cycling, and beat division (1/2, 1x, 2x) to match the room’s energy. Combine loops with brand assets, add blend modes for LED walls, and stabilize brightness to suit the venue. Need quick tweaks? Trim loops, adjust timing offsets, and EQ the input so visuals follow the right frequency band (kick, bass, or vocals). Render offline for final delivery or run live in preview for lightweight setups.

Teams can standardize production with style kits and “recipes” that capture mappings, palettes, and export settings. Share project bundles, comment directly on the timeline, and compare versions to choose the strongest cut. Plan content in sprints: sketch a storyboard, rough in audio‑driven actions, and replace placeholders with final assets later. Keep sessions smooth with proxies and GPU caching; hand off masters as ProRes or MP4 with alpha when needed. Whether you’re crafting a full music video, a social teaser, or stage visuals, Decoherence turns audio structure into a reliable, repeatable editing workflow that scales from solo creators to production teams.