A live workspace for music and visuals

By Shokunin

2026-09-29

AlgoRave puts a playable pattern and an editable shader in the same workspace. The source remains visible, including when an optional agent proposes a change.

AlgoRave is open for making with music and visuals together. Start with a pattern and a shader, hear and see the result, then change either source in the same workspace. The public examples and lessons offer smaller starting points. The triangle orbit image is an actual visual example from the collection.

The music uses Strudel and the visuals use Shadertoy-compatible GLSL. That choice keeps the underlying material visible and editable. An optional agent can propose changes, but the person using the workspace reviews them before Apply and can Undo to the earlier project state.

The site is live. The single image here shows one output; it does not represent a live performance or prove a particular agent edit. Open the workspace to hear the music and try a change yourself.