Bring in sound
Drop in audio files or a folder, or pick a mic, desktop audio, a webcam or an image.
TITTLE is a Windows app that redraws sound as a grid of dots. Play a track, or use your microphone, desktop audio or a webcam as input, then save the result as an MP4 or WebM.
Windows 10 / 11 · about 5 MB · V1.0.0
Sample plays a short clip. Mic reacts to the sound around you.
There is a free LITE edition. See plans
Dark and light themes, in Japanese and English. Drag the line to compare.
Drop in audio files or a folder, or pick a mic, desktop audio, a webcam or an image.
Choose a mode, a dot style and a color theme, then fine-tune with sliders.
Save the look as a preset, record the screen, or render an audio-synced MP4 or WebM.
Four dot shapes: pixel, LED, glow and matrix. The same grid, and the sound takes on a completely different look.
Playlist, microphone, desktop audio, webcam, images and GIFs. Switch sources on the fly with the M, C and I keys.
Render to MP4 or WebM, in sync with the audio, ready to share or drop into an edit.
Save and load your looks as .tvp files. Keep one per track, per mood or per project.
Set dot and background colors freely, or go fully transparent when you want the dots on their own.
Switch between Japanese and English at any time. A light mode is included too.
Anything your PC plays can drive the dots. Capture what your speakers play, with no share dialog. Pick a whole device or a single app (per-app needs Windows 11, or Windows 10 build 20348 or later).
Drive the visuals from L, R or both. Handy for hearing, and seeing, what each side is doing. Applies to playback, live input and export.
Experiment freely. Step back and forward through your changes with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y.
Everything below is in the app today. The LITE and FULL editions are compared under Plans.
Each style has its own controls.
Hard-edged square dots. Size from 20 to 100%.
Glowing LED-like points, with an optional size cap.
Soft, bleeding light. Blur from 0 to 6 px.
Dots become characters: letters, digits, symbols, katakana, hiragana or your own.
Switch with the 1 to 0 keys while the music plays.
Undulating organic patterns. Contrast and detail.
Blobs that swell and merge. Sharpness and wobble.
Waves and noise interfering. Wave density and mix.
Rings receding into depth. Reverse the speed to fly backwards.
Classic spectrum bars. Tip glow and curve.
A circular spectrum. Inner hole, ring width, direction.
The spectrum flowing down over time. Bass boost.
Falling drops. Drop length and fade.
A core that bursts on the beat. Gravity and spin.
Particles that fly out and spring back.
Narrow the band, split lows from highs, and choose what each part of the sound moves.
Capture what you see live, or render a clean video from the audio, one frame at a time.
Anywhere there is sound.
Make the background transparent and export WebM with alpha. Layer it over a stream or a video.
Feed it a mic or desktop audio and show the dots full screen behind the set.
Render an MP4 in sync with your track and use it as a background in your editor. For paid work, choose the Commercial edition.
Start with LITE, which is free. FULL is a one-time purchase. COMMERCIAL is an add-on for paid work. Prices are in Japanese yen (JPY).
Free
Try the real app with your own sound.
¥4,980 JPY
Everything, through to finished video.
¥5,000 JPY
An add-on to LITE or FULL that enables commercial use.
Windows may show a SmartScreen warning the first time you run the app. Choose “More info” → “Run anyway”. FAQ
Yes, with the COMMERCIAL license (¥5,000). It is an add-on that requires a LITE or FULL license. Videos you create can be used in commercial work and may be edited.
LITE is a trial edition for your own audio files. It includes loading audio files and folders, all ten modes and four dot styles, color theme selection, and audio analysis and parameter controls. The full version adds mic and desktop audio input, MP4 / WebM export, screen recording, fullscreen display, custom theme colors, Assign, and preset saving and loading.
No. Your audio, mic, webcam and images never leave your PC. The app only contacts the license service (Lemon Squeezy) to activate and recheck your license.
Check that playback is running, the listening volume is above 0 and the right input is selected.
This can appear the first time you run an app. Choose “More info”, then “Run anyway” to start it.
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