Beat Box 3D takes the classic reactive grid concept into three dimensions. Each cube's Y-scale is driven by its corresponding FFT band, creating a terrain-like landscape of rising and falling geometry. The camera orbits slowly while the scene reacts to every beat impulse with a synchronized burst effect.
Key Features
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Range / Options |
|---|---|---|
| Beat Box 3D Mode | grid / tower / cascade / checkerboard / arch / wall | Select |
| Grid Columns / Rows | Grid dimensions — higher values mean more cubes and more detail | 4–24 |
Tips & Best Practices
- 1
Wall mode looks best from a straight-on camera angle — great for channel art backdrops.
- 2
Keep grids at 12×12 or smaller on integrated GPUs.
- 3
Tower mode with high sensitivity creates a skyline effect on orchestral music.
Export Performance
3D WebGL engine. Grid sizes above 16×16 increase draw calls — keep below 20×20 for smooth 60fps export.
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