Better visualizers and canvas interactions

Visualizers: Frequencies are separated more precisely, and Circle, Waveform, and Oscilloscope have new modes and controls.
Canvas multi-selection: Select, move, and duplicate several objects on the canvas, and edit several clips at once in the inspector.
Spectrum mapper: Pick the frequency range that drives audio reactivity.
New effects and media tools: Rain on glass, movable shader clips, and audio compression before upload.
Fixes: Video preview frame drops, timeline zoom, uploads, and mobile playback.

The previous spectrum and the new one, on the same track

Editing

Select and duplicate on the canvas. Shift-click 2D or 3D objects to select several at once and move them together. 3D selections share axis and rotation controls. Alt-drag (Option-drag on Mac) duplicates the selection and keeps its timing and animation.
Right-click menus on the canvas give you the clip actions from the timeline. Right-click empty space to paste clips or reset zoom.

Three objects selected on the canvas, with the right-click menu

Edit several clips at once. Select multiple clips to change their shared number, color, and toggle settings together in the inspector. Settings with different values show as Mixed.

The inspector editing three clips at once

Hovering over an object shows its outline, and 3D objects show a bounding box that follows their rotation.
On mobile, the preview stays visible while you scrub and pinch-zoom the timeline, and clip controls are sized for touch.

Elements & effects

More precise visualizers. Each Spectre bar covers its own frequency band and lines up with the Hz on the frequency ruler, so the kick and hi-hats no longer blur into neighboring bars.
Circle shows the full frequency range as a mirrored ring, and its bars no longer spin with the bass. Pick a variant from visual previews, and set bar width and glow separately.
Waveform has an RGB mode that colors bass red, mids green, and treble blue, plus a Resolution control. New waveforms start at 4× resolution, and short peaks are no longer averaged away.
Oscilloscope has Free, Pitch, and Single cycle modes, and an adjustable time span. Single cycle holds steady on bass and synth notes.
Spectre hides color controls that Rainbow mode doesn't use, and its Saturation, Brightness, and Segment gap sliders stop where they no longer change the look.
Rain on glass adds animated droplets, blur, and a color tint over artwork, videos, and text. Find it in Effects > Texture.
Shader clips added from the library are now 2D planes you can move and resize. Switch one to 3D to show it as a plane or a sphere. Shaders in older projects keep their look.
Video Sphere clips can be moved, rotated, and resized. Use Convert to Video to turn one into a flat video object.
The shader picker is a compact row that opens a searchable grid of all shaders.
Video clips show their current video in one row that opens Browse and Upload.
The crop control in 3D image and video settings is a single row with a one-click reset.

Export

You can export projects opened from a shared link.
Desktop exports of detailed 3D scenes use less CPU on Apple Silicon.

Audio

Spectrum mapper in Audio Reactivity lets you pick a frequency and amplitude range on a 2D map, with a live response meter. A purple gear icon marks every property with audio reactivity turned on.

The spectrum mapper with the Bass range selected

Audio-reactive properties and the frequency picker line up with the Hz on the ruler. The Bass preset now reacts to 20–250 Hz.
You can retry an audio waveform in a clip preview that fails to load.
Videos without an audio track show "No audio" in the timeline.

Media

Compress oversized audio before uploading it. You see the new size first, and Banger.Show asks before recompressing a track that's already compressed.
Audio files show their cover artwork in the Media library.
Dropped media appears on the timeline right away, and upload progress shows on the media item or clip instead of in a notification.
Uploads retry after a dropped connection.
Uploaded 3D models switch to their optimized version automatically once it's ready.

Projects

The dashboard shows when each project was last updated, with exact dates on hover. Sort by recently updated, newest first, or name.
Template setup combines the preview and customization in one dialog with tabs.
Shared projects you can't edit show a red save indicator with a tooltip explaining how to save a copy.

Desktop app

Check for updates from the app menu, see download progress, and restart when an update is ready.

Fixes

Keyframes stay on their frame when you zoom the timeline after clicking or dragging them.
3D objects stay where you drag them when you release a pivot arrow.
Clicking a clip's resize handle no longer shrinks the clip.
Full-resolution video previews no longer drop frames during playback.
Generating timeline thumbnails no longer makes playback stutter or leaves newly visible clips blank.
Fly mode mouse look no longer lags in scenes with complex 3D models.
Selection outlines and handles stay visible when an object extends outside the video frame.
Keyframe easing tooltips no longer cover the curve you're editing, and the curve editor button stays clickable over timeline fades.
The Elements search field is always visible and no longer takes over the Space shortcut for playback.
Returning to a project shows the correct playhead position.
Switching shaders in the inspector updates the clip name to match.
Playback no longer stops right after you tap Play in iPhone Safari, and panning the preview on mobile no longer opens a context menu.
Switching an object between 2D and 3D keeps its visible size.
Circle bars no longer have jagged edges.
On-device exports in different tabs no longer block each other, so you can start a new export right after a tab crashes or reloads.
Audio waveforms in clip previews render correctly on high-DPI displays.
Detected BPM and beat positions are kept when a track is still processing after upload.
Opening a project in another tab or device no longer marks in-progress uploads as failed.
Media that's still uploading no longer shows a broken preview.
Re-adding a file you edited uploads the new version, even when its name and size haven't changed.