Pulse Studio
Not releasedYour song, on screen. Drop an MP3 and a cover, leave with a branded, beat-reactive music video in every format.
- Stack
- Tauri · Rust · WebCodecs
- Export
- GPU H.264
- Built for
- Suthar Records
- Year
- 2026
Problem
An independent artist with a track and a cover image has no way to get a music video that looks deliberate, and every format (YouTube, Reels, Shorts) wants a different layout, not the same frame squished. I know this because I am that artist: Pulse Studio exists because Suthar Records, my own music project, needed it.
Solution
A real audio engine drives beat-reactive visuals, and one button renders every format with its own layout, GPU-encoded with audio, in about a minute. Roughly 10× faster than a frame-dump pipeline.
Architecture
Tauri and Rust, with WebCodecs and an mp4 muxer doing the encode on the GPU and a bundled FFmpeg for everything the browser stack won't do. Rendering three formats is three layouts, not one frame cropped three ways.
Lessons learned
Building a tool for work you actually do yourself is an unfair advantage. Every feature argument was settled by using it on a real release instead of guessing.
Outcome
Free, and already in use on Suthar Records releases. The installers are built; wiring the download button on the landing page is genuinely all that stands between this and released, which tells you something about how projects actually die.