How do I get the Kick green?

Choose the Bass Tunnel preset in the Visuals tab and set Color Shift to about 100. The tunnel holds that colour; nudge the slider to match your exact shade.

Why not a fractal look?

The fractal engines sweep through every colour about every 20 seconds, so they cannot hold a brand colour. Color Shift only sets where their cycle starts.

Can it sit over my game?

Yes, this one can. The tunnel has black gaps between its rings, so set the source’s Blending Mode to Screen in OBS and only the green rings show over your game.

Which Kick events does it react to?

Follows, new subscriptions, renewals, gifted subs and Kicks, once Kick is connected in the dashboard on Plus. Each has its own effect across the whole layer.

Bass Tunnel and the Kick connection are part of Plus, which also removes the watermark and renders at 1080p and 60fps. The free plan’s three engines cycle their colours, so they cannot hold Kick green.

AUDIO-REACTIVE VISUAL · UPDATED 2026-09-28

A Green Overlay Built for Kick

Name: Vortexia
Author: Vortexia

A tunnel that holds Kick green and rides your bass

A Kick-green layer for Kick streams: a tunnel that holds its green, rides your bass, overlays with Screen blending and, on Plus, reacts to Kicks.

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What is A Green Overlay Built for Kick?

Vortexia can give a Kick stream a green, moving layer, as long as you pick the right engine. The look on this page is the Bass Tunnel preset with Color Shift set to 100, which lands on a Kick-style green and stays there, because the tunnel holds its colour. The fractal engines cannot: their colours sweep round the whole wheel about every 20 seconds, so a brand colour only passes through. The tunnel also has dark gaps between its rings, so it works as a real overlay: right-click the source in OBS, set Blending Mode to Screen, and the green rings glow over your game while the black drops away. Bass Tunnel and the Kick connection are part of Plus, where follows, new and renewed subs, gifted subs and Kicks each set off their own effect. Manual triggers work on every plan.

How to use A Green Overlay Built for Kick

Add it to OBS. Copy your OBS link from the Vortexia dashboard and add it as a Browser Source.
Pick Bass Tunnel. Choose the Bass Tunnel preset and set Color Shift to about 100.
Blend it over your game. Right-click the source, choose Blending Mode and set Screen.
Connect Kick. In the Platforms tab, connect Kick so follows, subs and Kicks trigger effects.

Specs & output

Engine	Kick Green
Render Mode	rhythm
Iteration Depth	120
Default Zoom	2.50
Colour Shift	100°
Output (Free)	720p / 30fps + watermark
Output (Plus)	1080p / 60fps, no watermark
Output (Pro)	4K / 60fps, brand-kit logo overlay
Audio Source	Browser tab audio (FFT, real-time)
Last Updated	2026-09-28

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the Kick green?: Choose the Bass Tunnel preset in the Visuals tab and set Color Shift to about 100. The tunnel holds that colour; nudge the slider to match your exact shade.
Why not a fractal look?: The fractal engines sweep through every colour about every 20 seconds, so they cannot hold a brand colour. Color Shift only sets where their cycle starts.
Can it sit over my game?: Yes, this one can. The tunnel has black gaps between its rings, so set the source’s Blending Mode to Screen in OBS and only the green rings show over your game.
Which Kick events does it react to?: Follows, new subscriptions, renewals, gifted subs and Kicks, once Kick is connected in the dashboard on Plus. Each has its own effect across the whole layer.
Is it free?: Bass Tunnel and the Kick connection are part of Plus, which also removes the watermark and renders at 1080p and 60fps. The free plan’s three engines cycle their colours, so they cannot hold Kick green.

About the author

The Vortexia team — Makers of the Vortexia engine.

The Vortexia team builds a browser-based, GPU-accelerated audio-reactive visual engine used by streamers and DJs on Twitch, Kick, YouTube Live and TikTok Live.