Genre guides
Every genre moves differently. Here is how audio-reactive visuals work for yours, with real BPM ranges and honest notes on each.
House
120–130 BPM · euphoric, driving, glossy
Techno
130–150 BPM · hypnotic, industrial, tense
Hip-Hop
70–100 BPM · confident, moody, smooth
Rock
120–160 BPM · aggressive, anthemic, live
Ambient
60–90 BPM · calm, vast, introspective
Folk
80–120 BPM · warm, intimate, storytelling
Drum & Bass
160–180 BPM · driving, intense, frenetic
Garage
130–140 BPM · bouncy, groovy, smooth
R&B
60–90 BPM · smooth, late-night, intimate
Soul
70–100 BPM · warm, passionate, timeless
Country
80–120 BPM · warm, open, honest
Metal
100–180 BPM · aggressive, dark, powerful
Pop
100–130 BPM · bright, catchy, uplifting
Indie
100–140 BPM · raw, warm, unpolished
Latin
90–120 BPM · festive, rhythmic, warm
Reggae
60–90 BPM · relaxed, sunny, roots
Jazz
100–180 BPM · sophisticated, swinging, intimate
Lo-Fi
60–90 BPM · chill, nostalgic, cozy