Visualize your sound
Make a music video
Bring your own MP3 / WAV, or try PIP — TARSAN (prod. TAR$AN), our 142 BPM example. Your own audio stays on this device.
Pick a world and an output frame. What you see on the canvas is what the recorder captures.
Make a 10-second test of your sound and frame. It stops automatically and opens a preview. Check the result before recording a full track in real time; keep this tab visible.
Finish a recording to preview and download it here.
Run live visuals
Choose a microphone or audio interface, or share a browser tab with audio. Your browser asks permission on click. Speaker monitoring stays off to prevent feedback.
No live input connected.Play your source now. The bars below must move before the visuals can follow it. If they stay still, check the selected input, tab-sharing audio checkbox and your device's permissions.
Choose a world and frame. For beat-grid pulses or bar-based scene cuts, enter the actual BPM and Resync on beat one. Audio transients work without BPM.
Move the projector window to your second display and make it fullscreen there. If pop-ups are blocked or you have one screen, use stage fullscreen. Record a short test and play it back before the set.
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ADD SOUND.
MAKE IT VISIBLE.
Three-surface techno
Load four cue acts and two surface banks. This replaces your current map and canvas only when you click; Undo restores prior settings in this tab until reload; Save session before leaving. Audio and video files stay separate.
Current setup retained. Nothing has been applied or played.
A/B visual mixer
Keep A and B on stage while you shape a third look in Preview. Load it into either deck when ready; only the stage canvas reaches the projector and recording. The fader changes picture, not audio volume.

Choose a world above and tune Look controls. Preview follows the same analyzed audio without changing the live A/B output. It is a separate low-resolution view, not a second recording feed.
Preview starts when live mixing is active.

With Mapping enabled, capture your current surfaces into A, change their visuals and FX, then capture B. Both banks share the current corners and masks. Capture before starting; end the mix to change surface looks.
Ready to start. Cue sequence and Auto scene pause while mixing.
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Capture the whole act: Program look, both video layers, their playback and output FX — plus surface looks when Mapping is enabled. Incoming clips prepare off air, then the complete outputs blend. Calibrated corners and masks stay fixed.
Before recording or going live, prepare required files and worlds, then rehearse your sequence.
Add your current look, or open Mapping → Surface show for four ready acts. Tune the surfaces, then capture the next cue.
Fire a cue to jump to it. Edit to name, reorder or set its transition and hold. Titles, artwork, Freeze, Blackout and Gentler motion stay global. Save session keeps your sequence. Start audio separately.
Choose your universe108 worlds. Find your next look.
Set banks Save worlds for your show
Selected:
Banks and favorites stay on this browser. Import replaces these lists; it does not load audio or change Program.
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