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reddit user shadypotat0

reddit user shadypotat0

Hey r/Trap, I'm here today to unveil a collaborative project between myself and u/Incept2ed: js.nation.

The goal of js.nation is to emulate the Trap Nation visualizer in real time using JavaScript. This essentially means it can render a visualizer for any song in any web browser (provided it's fast enough). It represents a huge improvement over the last project, featuring a fancy player UI and a customizable music database so you can plug your own songs into it. Relevant links are all below. Hope you enjoy!

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Sup r/Monstercat, you might remember me as an author of vis.js, a Monstercat visualizer emulation that I worked on with u/Incept2ed. I'm here today to unveil our latest project, js.nation.

The goal of js.nation is to emulate the Trap Nation visualizer in real time using JavaScript. This essentially means it can render a visualizer for any song in any web browser (provided it's fast enough). It represents a huge improvement over the last project, featuring a fancy player UI and a customizable music database so you can plug your own songs into it. Relevant links are all below. Hope you enjoy!

[Live Demo](http://jsn.caseif.ne

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