AI-powered stage visuals for venues, organizers and artists
Each video is made for your screen's shape and size, composed around where the performer stands, and moves with the beat of the song. Just share the song, the mood and the venue. Now in trial operation at BEYOND in Tachikawa, Tokyo.
SOONChat ordering is coming soon. For now we take requests by email.
BEYOND's LED is not one flat screen: three walls plus a corner wrap. Turn on the guide to see how each video respects the seams and the performer's spot.
The visuals move with the beat of the song, an original track made by OTOLUME. Previews here are compressed.
Videos may contain flashing light.
Now in trial operation at BEYOND, a live venue in Tachikawa, Tokyo
Supervised by a working stage-visuals creator
CUE 00.5 ・ Vertical
The beat-synced visuals made for stage LED work just as well vertically: for social posts, phone screens and vertical displays.
Pink beams on the kick, cyan slashes on the snare, gold sparks on the hats, and a shockwave on the drop.
Night blue, violet and soft pink, with blooms of glow and drifting particles.
Includes music (original songs). Previews here are compressed.
Contains flashing light.
CUE 01 ・ Why OTOLUME
Most AI video comes in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, with the subject in the middle. Stage screens are different: often ultra-wide, sometimes an unusual shape or size, and the performer doesn't always stand in the middle.
Ultra-wide LED walls, unusual sizes, projector screens: each video is made for that screen. No stretching or cropping a normal video to fit.
Most video puts the subject dead center. But at some venues, the performer stands off-center. The key art, light and motion are placed around the performer's spot, and the area right behind them stays calm.
Kicks, snares and other hits are picked out of the song, and the light and picture react right on them, matched frame by frame.
As far as we know, no other service does this: send your song and your screen spec, and you get a finished, beat-synced video at that screen's exact resolution, composed around where the performer actually stands.
Based on our review of publicly available services, October 2026. Some services offer one of these features on its own; we found none that combine all four.
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| Compared | Typical AI video | Music-reactive AI tools | Traditional production (manual) | OTOLUME |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screen size & shape | Fixed ratios only (16:9, 9:16, 1:1; 21:9 at most) | Mostly fixed ratios for social media | Made to fit the screen | Rendered at the screen's actual size (e.g. 5680×1240, 60p) |
| Where the subject sits | Center of the frame (only via prompts) | Not specified | Matched by people in meetings | Aligned to where the performer stands (e.g. 38% from the left) |
| Beat sync | None (edited afterward) | Automatic (song analysis) | Matched by hand | Automatic, frame-exact on kicks and snares |
| What you get | Short clips a few seconds long | Song-length video (social media sizes) | A finished piece made by people | A finished video for that screen |
| Human editing | Needs stitching, timing and resizing | Needs re-sizing for LED | All by hand | No manual timing or resizing |
| Turnaround | Minutes per clip; editing takes extra time | Minutes to tens of minutes | e.g. days to weeks per song | About 4–5 hours (during trial) |
| Who's behind it | No one (a tool) | No one (a tool) | Production company staff | Supervised by a working visual creator |
Typical traits based on public information, October 2026
"No manual editing" means no one edits the video by hand from generation to export. The creator still checks every video before delivery.
CUE 01.5 ・ Trial at BEYOND
From the trial operation at BEYOND, a live venue in Tachikawa, Tokyo: the LED visuals made with AI, next to footage of them playing at the venue.
1 / Made with AI
Made for BEYOND's ultra-wide LED (5680×1240). 60p, moving with the music.
Includes music (rights cleared).
BEYOND's LED is not one flat screen: three walls plus a corner wrap. Turn on the guide to see how each video respects the seams and the performer's spot.
↓ Played on the LED at BEYOND and filmed on site
2 / On site
The video above was played on the LED at BEYOND; the maker filmed and edited this promo.
Includes music (rights cleared).
See more from the venue on the maker's Instagram"Play here" loads content from Instagram (Meta)
Wondering if it works on your screen? Send its size and OTOLUME will reply first.
Apply as a beta testerCUE 02 ・ The maker
OTOLUME's production system, which combines multiple AI tools with a self-built workflow, was made by a working creator who still makes LED visuals for live shows (independent since January 2022). Every video is reviewed by the creator before delivery.
Not pictures first and fitted to the song later. Listen first, decide where the light should burst and where it should rest, then paint.
The production system, built on multiple AI tools, handles the painting and motion. What to show and what to change is up to you.
I've been making visuals for BEYOND since the day it opened, using the video-generation AI tools available today.
I'm not a programmer by background. I'm a visual creator. I've worked at the forefront of all kinds of entertainment, from XR productions with disguise to FPV drone shoots and drone shows, and for about the last three years I've been researching cutting-edge ways to make video with AI.
But those tools mostly produce 16:9 video. Stretching it onto an ultra-wide LED wall threw off the composition, and there were always problems. Getting visuals to move with the music, beat-synced like a VJ, was hard too.
To make each job lighter and take the load off myself, I kept building small tools for my work at BEYOND, one at a time, and stacking them together. I've built it mainly with Claude Code, which I've used since it first came out. In October 2026, every step finally connected and the whole process ran automatically.
When it comes to custom-size LED walls and motion that moves with the music, I'm confident no other service does it better, because this was built by a creator who makes visuals on site, for real shows on site.
What I built for myself, I now want to share with stages around the world that face the same problems, more widely and at a price within reach.
Yuki Tsuruoka, OTOLUME
CUE 03 ・ Works
Background and show visuals made for live stages: birthday shows, dark fantasy, rock, pop, an anime-song medley. Every piece started from listening closely to the song. (Short excerpts.)
With music (original songs)
Drum-only samples
Tap "Play with sound" or "Play the beat" to hear it. The music samples use original songs made by OTOLUME. The drum-only samples play a beat-only track, not the original song. Artist and song names are withheld.
Wondering if it works on your screen? Send its size and OTOLUME will reply first.
Apply as a beta testerCUE 04 ・ Where
Any place with a projector or a big screen can have a special show, from a small bar to a private party. Hall screens are welcome to inquire too.
Illustration
CUE 05 ・ How it works
No jargon, nothing to prepare. Just send what you have in mind.
SOONChat ordering on LINE, Discord and Telegram is coming soon — email us for now.
Pick the chat app you use and say hello.
The conversation below shows how it will work once chat opens. For now, the same steps happen by email.
Through LINE, Discord, Telegram and the like (email for now), share the song, the mood you want, and about the venue. Anything unclear will be asked.
I'd like this song to feel like a sparkling night sky.
Based on your message, OTOLUME's production system makes a draft video and sends it to you.
OTOLUMEHere it is. Take a look!
If something isn't quite right, just send a note like "a bit brighter here". The system fixes that scene and sends it again.
Could the chorus be a bit flashier?
Once you're happy, it's done. After the creator checks it, you get files ready to play on the venue's LED or projector.
OTOLUMEYour final files are on the way. Have a great show!
Generation timeDuring the trial, each video takes about 4–5 hours to generate. More servers will be added as more people use the service, so this is expected to get faster.
CUE 06 ・ FAQ
OTOLUME is in trial operation and taking orders from 10 selected beta testers. Please start by applying as a beta tester.
LED visuals: beta price ¥33,000 per video (tax incl.), planned. It may change depending on the length and content, and the exact price is confirmed after selection. After the beta period, we plan to offer it at ¥55,000 (tax incl.). 3D venue replica in Unreal Engine: from ¥110,000 (tax incl.), depending on seating and the amount of set pieces; quoted after we review your venue.
It's generated by a system that combines multiple AI tools, and the creator checks it before delivery.
During the trial, about 4–5 hours (see How it works).
Video files that play on the venue's playback system (resolution, 60p and so on are set to match your setup).
Ultra-wide walls, LEDs of unusual shapes and sizes, and projector screens are each made to fit, never a normal video stretched or cropped. Share the screen size (the layout map, for an LED) and where the performer stands, and the video is composed around that spot and made to move with the beat.
OTOLUME checks your screen size first and replies whether it can be done.
Yes. Anything unclear will be asked one thing at a time. Leaving blanks is fine.
Yes. Karaoke party rooms, live bars, birthday parties: small places and private events are welcome. If there's a projector or a big screen, the video is made to fit it.
Ordering through LINE, Discord, Telegram and other messaging apps that support chatbots is being prepared. Until then, please use email.
Yes. Just share the mood and the system will suggest the rest.
Yes. Say which scene to change and it gets re-made. The number of rounds is agreed at the start.
Yes. Conversations in English are fine, and everything is delivered online.
Your email address and other details are used only to reply and discuss your request. The visitor's country is stored in a cookie to choose the display language. The Instagram embed loads content from Instagram (Meta) only after you press "Play here". Google Fonts is used to display text.
CUE 07 ・ Beta testers
OTOLUME is in its trial stage. Before the public launch, 10 beta testers who will actually use it are being selected, and their visuals made.
If no email app opens, copy the address and write from your own mail.
contact@otolume.com
GO ・ Apply
OTOLUME reviews each application and gets back to you.
