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Liquid Metal

A sphere of living metal that listens. Bass pushes it, highs make it shimmer, and your hand can shape it.

Step 1 of 3

Bring your music

The sphere moves to whatever you play. Pick a source now, or carry on and add one later from the top-left menu.

Step 2 of 3

Touch the metal

The sphere reacts to you as much as to the music.

  • MoveRun your cursor or finger over the sphere to press into it.
  • ClickClick the sphere for the next colour, double-click for the previous one.
  • ThemesBottom right. Pick from the full list, or switch between day and night.
  • KeysSpace plays, left and right skip, up and down change colour.
Step 3 of 3

Tune it to your device

We picked a quality level for this device. If it stutters, go one step lower. You can change this any time under Settings, along with the world, audio and controller options.

Controller found. Press Menu (Options on a DualSense) for settings. A or Cross plays and pauses.

    A study in generative WebGL liquid physics.

    The sphere's surface is mapped with a dynamic Noise Algorithm. Audio frequencies are extracted and mapped to the vertex displacement.

    Bass: Spikes & Extensions
    Mids: Surface Turbulence
    Highs: Micro-Shimmers

    Credits

    Project

    Ferrofluid Simulation v1.0

    Made by

    Jeremie Boissevain, JB Creations
    LinkedIn · Instagram

    Music

    By J.B. Protocol

    Built with

    three.js · GSAP · Web Audio API · AMD FSR 1

    Typeface

    PP Neue Bit by Pangram Pangram

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      A study in generative WebGL liquid physics.

      The sphere's surface is mapped with a dynamic Noise Algorithm. Audio frequencies are extracted and mapped to the vertex displacement.

      Bass: Spikes & Extensions
      Mids: Surface Turbulence
      Highs: Micro-Shimmers

      Ferrofluid Simulation v1.0
      Made with Three.JS & Web Audio API