
Your first project
The beginner project: a Surge XT track and a project-local shader whose rings pulse from four audio-to-visual mappings - the notes drive the picture, saved as a portable project.

A macOS app where a DAW-style Session View and a rewireable visual node graph are one project, so you play sound and picture together.
Sound enters as a signal, flows through a graph of operators you can re-patch live, and comes out as picture. It is a rewireable node graph, not a fixed pipeline - change the wiring while it runs.

01 / Play
Sound and picture are one signal path you perform in real time. A DAW-style Session View and a live visual graph share a single project: the notes you play are the picture you throw.

02 / Rewire
The path between sound and picture is a live, rewireable node graph, not a fixed pipeline. Assemble it from typed operators and re-patch the signal flow while it runs.

03 / Author
The reveal · MCP-nativeWhen a look doesn't exist yet, you write it - project-local WGSL shaders and compiled C++ operators, edited live. And every operation is exposed over MCP, so an AI agent authors, inspects and verifies whole projects alongside you.

04 / Fork
A project is a folder you own end to end - the session, the graph, the mappings, and your custom operators, saved together. Take it, change it, run it anywhere. No lock-in, no cloud round-trip.
Drive picture from your set in real time and rewire the look between songs - never wrestle a fixed pipeline mid-show.
Your Session View and the visuals are one project. Write the music and the picture it throws off together, and save both as one file.
Author operators in shaders and C++ with AI over MCP; fork a project folder straight into an installation or a client job.
Treat the graph as a sketchbook - patch, break, and reshape a living system that reacts to sound instead of a canned loop.

The beginner project: a Surge XT track and a project-local shader whose rings pulse from four audio-to-visual mappings - the notes drive the picture, saved as a portable project.

A techno scene driving a per-note geometry graph - hexagons for the bassline, wireframe octahedra for the lead, particle bursts on every drum hit.

The bridge runs both ways: the music drives the picture, and the picture's feedback and blur drive a filter on the sound back.
Download the signed macOS build and make your first audio-reactive project in a few minutes - or read the story behind the instrument.