or pick an audio file (mp3, wav, ogg, m4a). PULSEWING analyses the beat and builds a flight level from it — all on your device.
1. On this screen, drop in a song (or hit the demo). PULSEWING runs onset detection to find the hits and lays out a level synced to the music.
2. Tap Pair phone and scan the QR with your phone. The phone opens a camera controller — hold the phone so its camera sees your hand.
3. Move your hand left/right in front of the phone to steer your wing across the four lanes. Be in the right lane as each note crosses the line.
4. Tight slices build your combo and multiplier. If the sync feels off, nudge the audio offset in Settings. No phone? Mouse / A/D / ←→ steer too.
Lane colours follow the music: bass · low-mid · mid · highs.
Audio offset shifts the notes relative to the music — increase it if you're slicing too early, decrease if too late. Camera steering adds a little lag, so a positive offset often helps.
Scan with your phone's camera, or open the link and enter the code.
This phone will use its camera to track your hand. Allow camera access, then move your hand to steer the wing on the big screen.