Prompted visual seeds
Generate a visual direction from a prompt, style choice, mood, chaos and tempo instead of starting from a blank canvas.
Drop in a song, pick a visual world—or hit Auto and let LoopLab adapt scenes to the music—then add type and render the draft. If the song itself needs finishing first, Mix / Master now has its own audio-only lane.
The flagship DV field: deep violet, cyan flare and forward motion with balanced audio response.
/ visual genome library
These are reusable motion recipes—not wallpaper themes. Each genome carries its own palette source, travel model, signal weighting, texture, fractal behavior and motion response.
Recursive color blooms orbit around the center with slow roll motion and wide stereo-feeling expansion.
Want to finish the song? Open Mix / Master. Want a visual? Stay in LoopLab. Need deeper editing? Open Media Room. Campaign variants belong in Campaign Forge. The suite is connected, but the jobs no longer compete for the same screen.
/ easiest path
Upload the track, pick a starting visual, preview the direction, then render the video. Everything else is optional.
The render screen keeps the soundtrack + visual controls together so the final video is made in one place.
/ engine
LoopLab spans art direction, real-time performance, song-structure analysis, deterministic scene planning, export, batch production, release packaging and approval-gated publishing without turning each layer into a disconnected one-off tool.
Generate a visual direction from a prompt, style choice, mood, chaos and tempo instead of starting from a blank canvas.
Start from a behavior-rich recipe spanning DV Core, Lucid, Signal, Analog and Organic families, then reshape its travel, texture, reaction and fractal DNA.
LoopLab extracts BPM, beat-grid anchors, drop candidates and structural sections so visual changes can follow the song instead of arbitrary timers.
Run a full-screen generative visual field with smooth parameter interpolation, spatial travel, fractal detail and multiple motion modes.
Bass, mids and treble drive different parts of the visual behavior so sound feels directed instead of making everything pulse at once.
The same song, seed and director settings rebuild the same scene sequence—useful for revisions, client approvals and release-wide consistency.
Upload a soundtrack and render the music plus reactive visuals together as 1080p, high-motion 60fps, Shorts, or fast-preview video.
Queue an album or beat tape, apply one cover and visual system, then render every track sequentially with its own analyzed scene timeline.
Turn finished renders into a delivery package with upload-ready filenames, YouTube CSV metadata, track descriptions, thumbnails, cover art and vertical companion cuts.
Review title, description, audience, privacy and scheduling per video, then explicitly approve the exact items that may be sent to a connected YouTube channel.
The live instrument uses large touch targets, a bottom control dock, safe-area spacing, fullscreen mode and a focus view for smaller screens.