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Browser-based live visual instrument for DJs and VJs with audio-reactive scenes, MIDI control, local video and custom GLSL shaders.

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| Company | — | Startup from Spain · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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LumaDeck Web is a browser-based live visual instrument for DJs, VJs, musicians and performers. It combines real-time audio-reactive WebGL/GLSL visuals with MIDI Learn, manual and automatic performance modes, local video loops and custom GLSL shaders. The free tier includes 48 audio-reactive...
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LumaDeck Web's answer:
LumaDeck Web treats live visuals as a playable instrument rather than a passive visualizer. It combines audio-reactive WebGL/GLSL scenes, MIDI control, local video and custom shaders while separating the performer’s control surface from the clean audience output.
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LumaDeck Web is designed for fast entry into live visuals without requiring a traditional media-server workflow. Users can start free in a browser, let Auto Conductor run the show, perform scenes with MIDI, or bring their own videos and GLSL shaders as their needs grow.
LumaDeck Web's answer:
DJs, VJs, streamers, events, musicians, live performers, venues and visual artists who want expressive audio-reactive visuals without a complex installation or specialist visual-programming workflow.
LumaDeck Web's answer:
LumaDeck grew from a performer-first question: why should musicians treat visuals as something separate from the instrument they are already playing? The project was designed to make lighting and imagery feel performable, immediate and controllable with familiar tools such as MIDI.
LumaDeck Web's answer:
WebGL, GLSL shaders, Web Audio, WebMIDI, real-time audio analysis, browser-based local media handling and a separate performer/audience output architecture.
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