What Visualization Settings Can I Personalize?

Everything below works on every plan, in SYQEL Desktop and on the web, except showing your own logos. A subscription adds only three things: it removes the SYQEL logo from your output, lets you show your own logos, and gives you more AI generations. See pricing.

• What plays: everything, one playlist, or one feed (Shaders, Image Visuals, Scenes, Milkdrop or Worlds). Choose it with Playing from in the performance bar. See Visual Feeds.
• Your own set lists: playlists that mix any feeds, in your order. See Creating a visual playlist.
• How visuals advance: Cycle Mode (by time, by BPM or by hand), Visual Duration, the Milkdrop Transition Duration, and Target FPS (30, 60 or 120), in Settings › Playback. See Visualizer Playback Behavior.
• How visuals react to the music: presets that favour bass, mids or highs, in Settings › Frequency Reactiveness. See Frequency Reactiveness.
• Individual visuals: shaders and image visuals have Pulse, Colors, Brightness and Sensitivity sliders; Milkdrop, Scenes and Worlds have Sensitivity. Find them under Adjust in Settings › Library. See Editing a visual.
• Your own visuals: generate them in Settings › Create, or import shader code in Settings › Import. See Creating a visual with AI.
• Overlays: your own logos (up to nine, switched with keys 1–9; needs a subscription) and a scrolling marquee message. See Adding Logo Watermarks and Adding Marquee Text.
• Controls: rebind any action to a key or a MIDI pad, and give single visuals or playlists their own key or pad. See Keyboard Shortcuts and Connecting to MIDI.
• The app’s look: Midnight, Booth, Ruby or Laser, in Settings › Appearance.

SYQEL has no separate resolution setting.