A free Stream Deck plugin

A Spotify visualiser for your Stream Deck.

PrismBeat is a small, independently made plugin with live audio-reactive visuals, a now-playing display and configurable Spotify controls.

See how it works ↓Free · macOS and Windows
PrismBeat Outrun visualizer and Spotify controls running on a real Stream Deck Plus

Running on a real Stream Deck +

Visuals

There are 19 audio-reactive visualisations.

Each visual uses live frequency, level, beat or stereo data from Spotify. PrismBeat renders one continuous 800 × 100 display on Stream Deck + and 1200 × 100 on Stream Deck + XL.

Outrun highway
17Outrun highway
Actual Stream Deck + renderer frame · 800 × 100
Demo

Here it is on a real Stream Deck +.

One clip shows visual selection with a dial. The other shows the single-key and 2 × 2 artwork layouts.

01Changing visuals with a dial
02Single-key and 2 × 2 artwork
Controls

Now playing and controls, too.

Press a dial to switch from the scrolling artist and track display to your selected visual. Each dial can be assigned to visual selection, volume, seeking, track navigation or playback. Press again to return to now playing.

  • Artist and track scroll across the touch strip
  • Each dial can have a different action in each mode
  • The visual selection indicator hides after five seconds
NOW PLAYING
PrismBeat waveform visualizer running on a real Stream Deck Plus
PRESS visual ↔ track
Compatibility

What you need

OSmacOS 13+ / Windows 10+
Full experienceStream Deck + / + XL
SoftwareStream Deck 6.9+
MusicSpotify desktop app

Stream Deck + and Stream Deck + XL support the full-width touch strip and dials. The classic Stream Deck XL supports keypad actions, artwork and visual preset buttons. Audio analysis stays on your computer and is never recorded or uploaded. macOS requires Screen Recording permission; Windows captures Spotify audio directly and does not use the microphone.

PrismBeat faceted sound crystal
Get PrismBeat

PrismBeat is free and open source.

The Marketplace version is being prepared. Source code and build instructions are available on GitHub.