Customizing the wave style

You can personalize how your sound wave is drawn in the Sound Wave tab. The main controls are: style, colors, thickness, space, and height—plus bar length and circle radius when you use the circle style.

Where to find it

Open the Sound Wave tab in the left panel. At the top you choose the style (Standard or Circle); below that are the color row and sliders for thickness, space, and—for horizontal styles—height. When the style is Circle, extra sliders appear for bar length and circle radius.

Style

Choose how the wave is drawn:

• Standard: Horizontal bars (the classic look).
• Circle: A circular waveform, ideal for round artwork and posters.

Changing style can reset thickness and space to defaults for that style.

Colors

Use the color row to set a single color or a gradient. Add multiple color stops and drag to reorder them; the wave bars follow these colors along the waveform.

Thickness

Thickness is the width of each bar. Lower values give thinner bars; higher values give bolder bars. The range depends on whether you use Standard or Circle. Below, examples of the same wave at different thickness.

Space

Space is the gap between each bar. At 0, bars touch and the wave can look like a solid shape; higher values make the bars more separated. Here are some examples:

When space is zero, bars touch and the wave can read as one continuous shape.

Height (horizontal styles)

For Standard (and other horizontal styles), Height is a percentage that scales how tall the bars are. 100% is the default; reduce or increase it to fit your layout. This control does not appear for Circle style.

Circle-only: Bar length and Circle radius

When the style is Circle, two extra sliders appear:

• Bar length: How far each bar extends from the circle (from the centre outward).
• Circle radius: The size of the circle. Use it to make the ring larger or smaller on the canvas.

Height (examples)

These examples show how bar height can vary for horizontal waves.