r/vjing

Made a 4K Cyberpunk LED Glasses DJ Red Neon Visual Loop. No audio, no cuts - just a clean seamless loop. Link in comments for more loop videos for streaming.

Ableton Live + Synesthesia VJ

They've been practicing on and off about a year. Their main art form is drawing. Full party audio available on my twitch page found in my reddit profile.

From my friend's 4th of July party at The Loom in Oakland, CA. Full broadcast available on my kick: shaeds

visual by me. no ai. fuck ai.

omnigeometry, after effects, blender.

so cool PL has .wav downloads on their website...such a cool fuckin band.

https://prettylightsmusic.com/music/a-trip-thru-time-fantastic

Hey dear iOSApps community,

I worked on VJ and Music Visualizers for years and decided to throw together what I got so far and combine it into a Mac + iOS app for VJ's. You may know Resolume Arena? This is my approach on making a version which is more focused on Audio Reactivity. I also think I did a better job regarding the generators. We also have Milkdrop with some Presets in there and the best thing: It's available for iOS (iPad only). You can load in clips, choose from existing video loops, there is a performance mode, output via Airplay and NDI, OSC and MIDI Parameter mapping as well as an effect chain which you can use to spice up every video or visual you're playing.

I would love to hear some feedback from you guys. You can join the public beta here for iPad iOS https://testflight.apple.com/join/yPZX7d8a

There is no iPhone version yet as I think this kind of software dosen't work well on small screens.

I'm excited to may hear from some of you. Let's have a chat if you think this might comes handy for you.

Real-time Audio Reactive Visuals
TouchDesigner and Unreal Engine 5.8

All created by me using Just my DAW

hello, its been a while since ive posted here. a few people asked if I could make some TouchDesigner tutorials last time i posted, so i did haha, after a while I finally put another one together. This setup is pretty simple and is driven mainly by Noise TOPs with audio reactivity.

if anyone wants to follow along, i put the full tutorial on yt. link at the bottom.

i went through a bit of a creative slump for a while, but im feeling inspired again and plan on making more of these. i don't have a mic yet, so for now they're follow-along screen recordings, but I hope they're still useful.

if you enjoy it or have any questions, let me know!!

https://youtu.be/_ohGu_afctg?si=HtAYJyRZ09tyUSDV

Now available for download on Gumroad!

Music: Raw by MPH

Now Available on Gumroad!

Quick mid-beta update on FieldLux, the browser-based projection planning and handoff tool a few of you have been trying out.

Like I said last time, it stays free through August while I keep working on the beta. So please poke at it and tell me what breaks.

Here's what's new:

Rear projection + per-part materials

Assign different materials to individual layers of a model. A window, a scrim, and a wall no longer have to share one surface. Rear projection, scrim, blackout, and physical materials (clearcoat, IOR) are all in. Right-click a layer or open Object settings to edit.

Real luminance heatmap (cd/m²)

This is the one I most want eyes on. Alongside surface lux and pixel density, there's now a luminance mode showing actual perceived brightness on the surface. It factors in incidence angle, so an angled face reads dimmer like it should. Probe points show cd/m² directly, built on standard photometric math.

Surface primitives

Dome, cylinder, curved wall, flat surface, and basic room. Quick blocking before you bring in real geometry.

Circular projector arrays

Ring your projectors around a pivot with count, radius, and arc control. Live preview, then bake. Handy for domes and 360 setups.

It's still a beta, and the material and surface side has rough edges. I'd rather hear about them now than later.

Coming in August: lighting fixtures and a desktop app.

Try it (no install, runs in browser): https://field-lux.com

Discord (bugs, requests, or just lurk): https://discord.gg/6aurm9MREg

If you do real mapping work, I'd love your read on the luminance side especially. That's the part I most want to nail before this leaves beta.