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Full-On

Live psytrance

Full-On

Bright, driving and euphoric — rolling bass, screaming acid and big drops.

Choose a style

145 BPM
80%
Visuals

Layers

Kick

Four-on-floor

Bass

Rolling

Percussion

Hats & rolls

Acid

303 lead

Arp

Plucks

Pads & FX

Risers & zaps

The visuals pulse with the beat. If flashing or moving patterns affect you, turn on Calm visuals and avoid full screen.

Every sound is synthesized live in your browser — no recordings — so it won't sound exactly like a studio track.

  • 100% Free
  • No Sign-Up
  • No Credit Card
  • No Free Trial
  • No Pro Tier
  • No Watermarks

Nothing is uploaded. Just open it and start.

Live psytrance with visuals, generated in your browser

Free, no sign-up, nothing to download. Pick a style and press play: a kick, a rolling bassline, acid lines, pads and effects build into an endless psytrance set, with build-ups, drops and breakdowns. Switch layers on and off, hit Drop, and put the audio-reactive visuals full screen.

Five psytrance styles

Full-On, Progressive, Goa, Dark Forest and Psychill — generated live, never looping.

Build-ups and drops

A DJ-style journey on its own, or hit Drop for a build-up and drop right now.

Full-screen visuals

Mandala, tunnel and fractal visuals that pulse and flow with the music.

Private & client-side

No account, no upload — every sound and every frame is made on your device.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a mix of real tracks?
No. The music is composed and synthesized live in your browser as it plays — the kick, the rolling bass, the acid lines, the build-ups and the drops are all generated on your device from the rules of the genre. There are no recordings, samples or copyrighted tracks, and it never repeats exactly.
What are the styles?
Five: Full-On (bright and driving, around 145 BPM), Progressive (deeper and rolling, around 138), Goa (melodic and eastern, in a Phrygian-dominant scale), Dark Forest (fast, twisted and metallic, 150+) and Psychill (downtempo, half-time and dreamy). Each has its own bassline, acid character, drums, pads, effects and visual colours.
What does the Drop button do?
It jumps the track into a short build-up — a snare roll, a rising sweep, the acid filter opening — and then a drop, with an impact, whatever part of the track it was in. With DJ journey on, the track also moves through intros, grooves, build-ups, drops and breakdowns on its own; turn it off to hold the drop as a steady groove.
Can I use the visuals full screen?
Yes — press Full-screen visuals or F. The visuals react to the music every frame: they pulse on the kick, follow the bass and hi-hats, calm down in breakdowns and explode on the drops. Choose Mandala, Tunnel or Fractal, or Auto to switch between them as the track moves on. Space plays and stops, D drops, V changes the visuals and Esc exits.
Are the visuals safe if I'm sensitive to flashing?
They pulse gently with the beat rather than strobing, but they are moving, colourful patterns. If flashing or motion affects you, switch on Calm visuals (it is on automatically if your device asks for reduced motion) and avoid full screen.
Will it keep playing with the screen locked?
In most browsers, yes — it plays through your device's media player, so it carries on in a background tab or with the screen locked, with play and pause on the lock screen. While the visuals are full screen, the screen is kept awake.
Is it free and private?
Completely. No account, no sign-up, nothing uploaded or downloaded — the music and the visuals are generated on your own device.

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