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Psychedelia Studio is a browser-based workspace for procedural visuals and music. Explore an effect, shape its palette and motion, connect it to sound, and record or render a finished video.
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This wiki documents the app as inspected on October 7, 2026: 104 effects, 39 Post FX, 22 overlays, and 71 shared palettes, in addition to effect-native palettes. Screenshots show actual app output. The effect tables are generated from the registered definitions, not a separate feature wish list.
| I want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| Make my first visual and video | Quick Start |
| Find a control or understand the workspace | Interface Guide |
| Browse every effect and its parameters | Effect Catalog |
| Fly through an endless world | Endless Scenes |
| Make the robots dance | Robot Foundry |
| Explore fractals, depth, and mathematical labs | Fractals and Math |
| Pick colors and shape the camera movement | Colors and Motion |
| Add sound or use an uploaded track | Audio and Studio Music |
| Tune beat reactions and stop unwanted zoom | Beat Reactor |
| Add treatments and graphical layers | FX and Overlays |
| Automate changes without losing the scene | Smart Shuffle |
| Save a setup or undo an edit | Setups and Undo |
| Export a smooth 60 FPS MP4 | Rendering and Recording |
| Sequence multiple effects | Timeline |
| Write or import a shader | Shadertoy Lab |
| Solve stutter, missing sound, or blank visuals | Performance and Troubleshooting |
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Palette Reference
- Post FX Reference
- Overlay Reference
- Screenshot Gallery and capture recipes
- Storage and Privacy
- Architecture
- Development and validation
- Publishing the repository and wiki
Preview speed and output frame rate are separate. A low preview FPS does not prevent a smooth offline render. Select 60 FPS and use Render MP4 when frame completeness matters.
Global reactions and effect reactions are separate. Switching off Global Style does not remove a scene's own Music Response or its parameter, FX, and overlay links.
A setup and a finished video are separate. Setups live in this browser's local storage. Videos download as files; Gallery keeps session references. Save downloaded media somewhere permanent.