Audio-to-XY oscilloscope IDE with tab capture, timeline sequencing, synth tracks, vector media, effects and offline export.
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1.0.0
updated 25 Sep 2026
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About Oscilloscope IDE
Oscilloscope IDE is a Chrome extension for building XY oscilloscope visuals from browser audio, imported audio files, synthesized notes and vector media.
The extension opens a local studio UI with a WebGL oscilloscope preview, a multitrack timeline and a right-side editor for media, instruments, effects and audio analysis. Projects are saved as `.osci.json` files and can include audio media, drawing data, timeline clips, automation and display settings.
Core functions:
- Capture the current tab's audio and route it into the oscilloscope engine.
- Use microphone input or imported audio files as sources.
- Sequence audio, synth, visual, group and effect clips on a bar-based timeline.
- Build synth tracks with oscilloscope-oriented shapes, envelopes, MIDI input and computer keyboard input.
- Import or draw vector media for visual tracks.
- Add and automate visual/audio-reactive effects, including display, scale, swirl, bit crush, duplicator and related oscilloscope transforms.
- Monitor live audio features such as RMS, peak, onset, bass, mids, treble, spectral centroid, kick, snare and hi-hat.
- Reference audio features in functional keyframes and automation expressions.
- Render offline video, render audio, export MIDI and export a Deus-compatible visual preset.
- Save projects locally and reopen them without a server account.
The extension is intended for oscilloscope music-video work, audio-reactive visual design, shader/effect prototyping and structured browser-based audio visualization.