Treesonance

Treesonance — a living instrument that hears your music

Play any sound — a track, a live set, your computer's audio, even your microphone — and watch it grow into endlessly evolving fractal trees and sacred geometry. Treesonance listens to the rhythm and tones of whatever your computer is playing and turns it into living, generative visuals in real time.

▶ Play it right here in your browser

The free Lite version runs straight on this page — no install, no signup. Press play, allow audio, and start something playing. Lite shows selected modes with curated presets, so you can feel what Treesonance does in a few seconds.

On this page, the demo listens through your microphone — play your music out loud. (The full app can also capture your computer's audio directly.)

How the sound becomes the picture

Microphone or system audio drives colors, growth and motion in real time. There's an approximate BPM readout and detected chords, so the visuals move with the actual music — not a generic beat. One click of "Improbable motion" — or just switching on randomness within a chosen group of influences — sends it somewhere you'd never dial in by hand. There are so many combinations that you can simply watch and relax.

One engine, many worlds

Every mode shares the same sound-reactive core — but looks completely different:

- Fractal tree — Branches and blooms to the music.

- Binding — mirroring — Linked lines and their reflections.

- Fire — Plasma flames in rhythm.

- Geometric temple — Sacred geometry and morphs.

- Flower of Life — A rosette of overlapping circles, alight in chakra colors.

- Fern — A pinnate frond that unfurls and sways.

- Crystal and more — Symmetry, skins, infinity.

Why it's not just another visualizer

It's a tool and an instrument, not a static wallpaper. Dozens of controls, ready-made presets and your own saved scenes let you tune the look exactly to your taste — then let the automation take over. It's just as good as a quiet visual on a second monitor, a backdrop while you work, or a live visual for a party or stream.

Get the full desktop version — $9.99, one-time

The full version unlocks every mode, complete controls and saving your own scenes. It's an offline desktop app: no server, no accounts, no tracking. One-time payment, no subscription — buy it once, keep it.

👉 Get the full version at treesonance.com

What's in the full version:

- Full version with every mode

- All controls, presets and saved scenes

- Works offline, no subscription

- Full control on desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)

- (The Lite version here is free to try first)

This is a free browser demo; the full version is a paid desktop download.

The Lite version on this page is completely free. The full version is a paid download from treesonance.com. 

Payment, tax and invoicing are handled by Stripe as Merchant of Record. No risk.

That's exactly why Lite is free — you try the app first and only buy once you know you like it.

Made with Three.js (MIT) and hatviz (BSD-3). Support: support@treesonance.com

System requirements

- Lite (this page): any modern desktop browser with WebGL.

- Full version: offline desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux.

- Not supported: phones and tablets, including iPad. Treesonance is built for desktop. (Lite may open in a mobile browser, but full control is desktop-only.)

- Audio: works with system/desktop audio or a microphone.