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Have you ever made music by painting with a shader?
For #FigmaMakeathon I built The Listening Room, a browser-based gradient mesh to music generator where you create sound and leave it behind for others to discover.
Built as a prototype blending visuals and audio:
– Procedural gradient mesh driving both sound and color
– Each creation is saved in a shared room
– Real-time, interactive audio-visual playback
– Three.js for spatial exploration
Try it out here: https://chute-tint-71818613.figma.site
A small step toward rethinking how we experience music online.
See it on Figma community as well https://www.figma.com/community/file/1610555051030599702/listening-room
A little walkthrough
Really like the design behind the idea and everything, definitely giving a try
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Still Here — built for the Figma Makeathon.
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https://unify-poppy-13936731.figma.site
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Before streaming, before Spotify playlists, before everyone's phone sounded the same, there was the good ol' Nokia Composer.
💌 Introducing my love letter to the early 2000s, BRB, a web app that lets you compose a custom ringtone using a fully interactive No-key-a phone UI.
Compose your own ringtones or grab nostalgic tunes from the stickers available. Hit play. Download it. Set it as your ringtone. Just like 2003, but on today's devices.
P.S: There's an easter egg in the experience! 🐣
Desktop view recommended for optimal experience
https://crab-hedge-30173439.figma.site/
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Built for the Figma Makeathon. AniSwap is a web app that helps anime fans discover what's airing next season, so you can plan your watchlist before episode 1 even drops.
https://blink-elude-81347733.figma.site/
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