Spinning CD video maker.
A Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 9000 holding six CDs: five with their own designs, one with your cover, spinning as your track plays and its title on the display.
Opens with the BeoSound 9000 and 16:9 ready. Free to design, sign in only to export.
The player
The BeoSound 9000 is a six-disc CD changer from 1996. The 9000c is the 2024 one. Both are drawn in code, in two finishes. Your cover is on one of the six CDs, the next one to play, fully in view. The other five carry plain printed designs of their own: white satin, black, mirror silver, sand gold and midnight. The CD that plays turns under its clamp.
The display shows the title of your song in capitals, 12 characters, in red dots. The Song title switch turns it off.
How it is framed
- 16:9, 1:1 and 4:5: hung flat, as on a wall.
- 9:16: standing upright on its stand.
One turn of the CD is drawn and repeated, with the light on its silver staying put, so the clip loops and renders fast. Try it free in the studio. Exporting a CD player is Pro.
A limit worth knowing
The clamp hides most of the CD that plays, which is why your cover sits on the next one. Your cover sits on a shelf of discs, and is not shown as a full-frame disc. If you want the cover large, use the vinyl or disc instead.
Questions
- Can I use a plain spinning CD, not a machine?
- The Disc option is a plain disc in 19 shapes, including a CD shape, with your cover on it. The BeoSound is the CD player with the machine around it.
- How long can the title on the display be?
- 12 characters, in capitals. The Song title switch turns it off.
Try it with your own track.
Drop a cover and a song in the studio. Everything is open to try, and nothing to pay until you export.
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