MNeMoNiCuZandClaude Opus 5.5
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- Migrate all nodes to the V3 node API; old workflows migrate automatically - Add help pages for every node, opened from a ? icon in the title bar - Minor fixes and tooltip, placeholder and default improvements - Bump version to 3.0.0 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🎵📊 Audio Visualizer
Turns audio into animated frames — waveforms, particles and geometric patterns — driven by the waveform amplitude.
Inputs
- output_type — How the frames come out:
image— one frame per run. Set the seed's control to increment and use Batch Count to step through frames.image_batch— every frame at once, as a batch. Pair with a video-combine node to add audio. Careful with long clips: a Preview Image node on a thousand frames will choke the UI.video— an encoded video, for ComfyUI's Save Video node.
- visualizer_script — Which visualizer to run. Each gives a different look.
- audio — The audio to visualise.
- scale — Sensitivity to amplitude. Higher makes quiet passages move more.
- stereo_to_mono —
meanaverages the channels, or use justleft/right. - framerate — Frames per second for the video output.
- width / height — Frame size in pixels.
- seed — Starting frame for the
imageoutput. Setting it to 0 resets the visualizer's internal state, which is what you want at the start of an animation.
Outputs
- image — Single frame.
- image_batch — All frames.
- video — Encoded video.
Only the output matching output_type is populated; the others are empty.
Writing your own visualizer
Drop a Python file in nodes/audio_visualizers/ and it appears in the
dropdown. Scripts are loaded fresh whenever the seed is 0, so you can edit one
and re-run without restarting ComfyUI. Any global state a script keeps between
frames is cleared at the same moment.