Water Floor

Water Floor is a responsive simulated scene in BeamTracer Audio Visualizers, built on WebGPU. Settings, audio modulation, presets, and tips.

Default demo track · live audio-reactive settings

Water Floor is a responsive simulated scene in the Simulation category. Open it from the left visualizer list, start an audio source, and use the settings panel to shape its response.

Open Water Floor

Launch the visualizer with its matching left-nav entry selected.

Quick start

Start the demo track, choose a local audio file, or enable a live input.
Try a preset or style first, then open the section for the part of the image you want to change.
On a control with Assign modulation, open the source picker, choose a signal, and watch the slider's live fill.
Use Reset to Defaults whenever you want to return to the original look.

Presets and styles

Ocean · Lava · Storm · Prism · Neon · Glacial

On a control with Assign modulation, select the activity icon to open Modulate with. Choose a named source, or choose — None to leave the control unmodulated. After you assign one, its name appears below the slider; select that name to edit the route, or use Clear modulation to remove it. The slider track shows the live signal reaching the control.

Modulated control	Section	What the route changes
Box Width	Core	Sets the visible box width.
Simulation Speed	Animation	Sets how quickly simulation changes or moves.

Settings reference

Core

Setting	Available values	What it changes
Number of Particles	SMALL (40K), MEDIUM (70K), LARGE (100K), VERY LARGE (180K)	Chooses the number of particles mode or style.
Show Particles	On / Off	Shows or hides particles.
Particle Color	BLUE, VELOCITY	Chooses the particle color mode or style.
Box Width	0.5–1	Sets the visible box width. Use Assign modulation to choose a source.

Material

Setting	Available values	What it changes
Show Environment	On / Off	Shows or hides environment.
Show Floor Grid	On / Off	Shows or hides floor grid.
Show Box Outline	On / Off	Shows or hides box outline.

Colors

Setting	Available values	What it changes
R	0–255	Controls r; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
G	0–255	Controls g; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
B	0–255	Controls b; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Density	0–6	Controls how concentrated the visible elements appear.
Blue → Teal	0.01–0.5	Controls blue → teal; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Teal → Green	0.02–0.5	Controls teal → green; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Green → Yellow	0.03–0.5	Controls green → yellow; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Yellow → Orange	0.04–0.5	Controls yellow → orange; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Orange → Red	0.05–2	Controls orange → red; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Background	Color	Sets the background.
Background Color Cycle	On / Off	Turns background color cycle on or off.
Cycle Speed	0.1x–2x	Sets how quickly cycle changes or moves.

Audio

Setting	Available values	What it changes
Master Gain	0x–3x	Sets how strongly the input signal affects master.
Bass Intensity	0x–3x	Sets the visible bass intensity.
Mid Intensity	0x–3x	Sets the visible mid intensity.
High Intensity	0x–3x	Sets the visible high intensity.
Smoothing	0–0.95	Balances immediate audio response against steadier motion.

Animation

Setting	Available values	What it changes
Simulation Speed	0.3–1	Sets how quickly simulation changes or moves. Use Assign modulation to choose a source.
Pause Simulation	On / Off	Turns pause simulation on or off.
Mouse Interaction	On / Off	Turns mouse interaction on or off.
Auto Rotate	On / Off	Turns auto rotate on or off.

Camera

Setting	Available values	What it changes
Camera X Target	-20–20	Controls camera x target; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Camera Y Target	-1–1	Controls camera y target; higher values increase the effect and lower values reduce it.
Camera Position	Live readout	Shows the current camera position.

Some controls appear only after you enable a related mode or style. The settings panel always reflects the options available for the current selection.

Tips for a better audio visualization

Start with moderate audio strength. Large gain changes can overwhelm the motion before you can see what each band contributes.
Try assigning Bass to Box Width, then compare Mid, High, and Volume while the demo track plays. The slider's live fill shows the signal reaching that control.