See your music. Hear your visuals.

Control your scenes, shaders and instruments from one timeline.

Launch
Real-time Share by link Learn as you build Free
What is inside

What you can make

A living shaderColor, noise and light that move, built by wiring nodes. A music videoCamera moves, sound and automation on one timeline. A full trackDrums, bass, chords and a hook, arranged and mixed. Visuals that hearShapes that follow the spectrum of your music. Touchless controlSteer a particle cloud with your hand and a webcam.
300+shader nodes
125instruments
75guided lessons
The node editor: a 3D scene on the left, and on the right the node graph that draws it
Node editor

Design materials and effects, and see them change as you build

Every object has its own graph of over 300 typed nodes: color, noise, lighting, mapping, deformation, fractals, particles. VerkLabs compiles the graph into GLSL that runs on your GPU, so every change shows up at once beside the 3D result. Group nodes into your own reusable ones, or write a node in code when you want to.

Build a living shader → The node reference →
The Runsheet timeline, showing camera, audio and parameter tracks for the Mirror Ball project
Timeline

Put it all on a timeline: camera moves, sound and automation

The Runsheet is a real timeline: camera moves, audio tracks, parameter automation and text overlays, all synced to markers and BPM. Build a piece with a beginning, a middle and an end.

Open Mirror Ball →
The music workspace: a piano roll with eight tracks of notes, the node graph of a synthesiser instrument beside it, and the Runsheet timeline below
Music

Write the music alongside the visuals

Build instruments from oscillators, filters and envelopes with the same nodes you use for shaders. Draw notes in a piano roll, import a MIDI file, play it from a MIDI keyboard, or describe a part and let the AI write the notes. The Runsheet plays it all in time with your visuals, and the sound can drive them right back.

Build your own synth → How music works in VerkLabs →
A guided lesson: the coach panel on the right shows the step, its options and a checklist, beside the piano roll and the Runsheet
Learn

Learn by building, with a coach beside you

Seventy-five guided lessons run inside the editor, from a first kick drum and a first shader to music theory, sound design, playing live and a finished audiovisual piece. The coach sets up each step, checks what you build, and helps when you are stuck. What you make is a real project, and it stays yours.

Start a lesson → About the lessons →
A 3D waterfall spectrogram built from real frequency-band analysis of a music track
Audio

Sense the whole spectrum of your music

Full-resolution spectrum and waveform textures, live microphone input, and ISO-standard octave-band frequency splitting feed straight into the node graph. This is real frequency analysis, the same kind audio engineers use.

Open 3D Waterfall Spectrogram →
A hand tracked by webcam controlling a particle cloud in real time
Live input

Camera, microphone and hand gestures, wired straight into the graph

Track a hand through your webcam and turn its position into a typed node output, the same as any other value in the graph. Build installations and VJ tools that respond to the room, not just the mouse.

Open Hand Gesture →
A Shadertoy shader running unmodified inside a VerkLabs node graph
Shadertoy

Paste in a Shadertoy shader. Watch it become a node.

iTime, iResolution, iMouse and iChannel audio are already wired up, so most Shadertoy code runs unmodified the moment you paste it in. From there, extend it with particles, extra objects, camera motion and audio reactivity - everything a single fragment shader can't do alone.

Open Shadertoy Integration →