A visual system built from layers.
Data Horizon Studio is a non-destructive authoring environment for assembling images, text, shapes, spectra, waveforms, particles, paths, effects, masks, and animation tracks into one editable composition.
Projects remain structured instead of being flattened early, so a visual can move from experimentation to live playback, reusable preset, or connected Tempest package without losing its internal logic.
Audio becomes a routing source.
The 0.20.6 development line adds a versioned Audio Reactor Graph with configurable FFT bands, transient and peak features, live response monitoring, and quick-start routing presets.
- Bind analyzed audio features to compatible visual parameters.
- Monitor response before committing a system to performance.
- Keep audio assignments and timeline tracks attached to portable presets.
Reference projects teach by working.
The verified 0.20.5 baseline introduced the Open Broadcast Kit: an editable transparent project with a lower third, audio meter, reactive canvas frame, event alert, and broadcast-ready shell components.
That release remains the reference build while recovered source development continues on 0.20.6.