SEE THE STRUCTURE
Stems separate the song into visual forms, so drums, bass, vocals, and atmosphere can each speak.
[ AN ACCESSIBILITY EXPERIMENT ]
MUSIC ISN'T
ONLY HEARD.
IT'S FELT.
XENE is exploring how rhythm, texture, and energy can become synchronized visuals and physical pulses—another way into music for anyone who wants to feel it more deeply.
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KICKWEIGHT
SNAREIMPACT
HI-HATTEXTURE
BASSPRESSURE
[ THE INTENT ]
SOUND HAS
A PHYSICAL
LANGUAGE.
A beat is timing, force, repetition, and space. The experiment asks what happens when those qualities are translated without flattening them into a generic vibration or a decorative animation.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing people are central to that question. The goal is not to imitate hearing, but to create a musical experience with its own visual and tactile vocabulary.
[ ONE TRACK / MORE WAYS IN ]
FROM SOUND
TO SIGNAL.
FEEL THE RHYTHM
Kick, snare, and hi-hat become distinct physical pulses designed to land with the music—not after it.
FOLLOW THE ENERGY
Intensity, movement, and density change with the track, creating another way to stay inside its momentum.
[ WHAT THE BETA MUST PROVE ]
01
ON THE BEAT.
Visuals and touch stay locked to the track's timeline.
02
EACH HIT DISTINCT.
A kick should not feel like a snare. Every drum keeps its character.
03
YOUR INTENSITY.
The listener controls how much physical information comes through.