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Jev Directs Fabric Flow in Music Shader

Jev chooses the direction of fabric in a music shader, sampling twice every second and reading the song’s spectral analysis to decide the flow over 1,296 individual cells.

Gus@gusfadlallah𝕏
I let Jev choose the direction of the fabric in a music shader. It's sampled twice every second, reads the song's spectral analysis, and decides the flow over 1296 individual cells. Safe Return by Rob Simonsen https://t.co/iPGXOYqyN5 https://t.co/bsvLaz65mb
Sep 19, 2026X postsView on X
The shader uses “Safe Return” by Rob Simonsen.

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