Version 1
Pixel comet
The track turns to night and a pixel tail streams back from a white-hot head, while stars drift the other way and dust sheds past the edges.
Eleven takes on the Galaxy recording. The slider runs Low to Max, then one more step lights it: the label blurs into a new name, the track changes and the thumb bursts. Every version shows two composers, light as on the site and dark as in the recording, and they move together. Drag either one, or replay the moment it lights.
Version 1
The track turns to night and a pixel tail streams back from a white-hot head, while stars drift the other way and dust sheds past the edges.
Version 2
The comet from the first round with an icon thumb. The ticks tumble off, the track turns slate and a smooth red tail streams back, light running down it, shedding dust.
Version 3
The same comet with a cratered rock for the thumb. Past Max it tumbles in an amber glow, its back heated orange, and sheds bits of stone with the dust.
Version 4
A gold star falls in from above the card, lands on the thumb and leaves a glittering trail across the track. Glitter keeps drifting down from it.
Version 5
A four-point star with diffraction spikes sheds pixel meteors down the track. Each leaves a trail that cools from white to pink and violet.
Version 6
The star swells, then blows. A shock ring runs out past the card and the track fills with a churning pink and blue nebula that pulses every few seconds.
Version 7
This one runs inward. A ring collapses onto the thumb, it becomes a black hole with a lit disk, and the pixels stream into it, heating from red to white.
Version 8
A crescent moon over green and violet curtains that fold and ripple along the track, with their light spilling over its top edge.
Version 9
Clawd as the thumb. Past Max it hops and starts pacing, a rainbow flows down the track into it, and spinner sparks turn around its head.
Version 10
Clawd again. Past Max, small Clawds pop out of the thumb one after another and march off down the track, lighting the floor where they step.
Version 11
A lab flask for LanderLab. Past Max it boils over: pixel liquid pours down the track, bubbles rise and pop, and rays flash out as in the recording.