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Beat-synced stage visuals for ultra-wide and custom-size LED walls

Visuals made for your LED or projector's size and shape, built around the performer's spot and the beat.

Price

Ordinary AI video
doesn't fit a stage LED.

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.

Made for the shape and size of your screen

Ultra-wide LED walls, unusual sizes, projector screens: each video is made for that screen. No stretching or cropping a normal video to fit.

Diagram: a 16:9 picture stretched onto a wide LED wall comes out squashed and blurry (top); recomposed for the wide shape, it fits crisply (bottom).

Built around the real center

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.

Diagram: a performer in front of a wide LED wall, with the visual's focal glow placed directly above them.

Moves with the beat

Kicks, snares and other hits are picked out of the song, and the light and picture react right on them, matched frame by frame.

Diagram: kick and snare spikes in an audio waveform turn into bursts of light on an LED wall.

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.

How it compares

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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.

How it works:
talk, watch, tweak.

No jargon, nothing to prepare. Just send what you have in mind.

Share the song and mood

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.
The system makes a draft

Based on your message, OTOLUME's production system makes a draft video and sends it to you.

OTOLUMEHere it is. Take a look!
Watch it, say what to change

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?
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to finish it together
Done and delivered

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.

Works

Showreel: from the sky palace to warp
Scenes change one after another to an excerpt of an original song. After a quiet monochrome break, gold light bursts on the big drop at the end.
Original songShowreelBig drop
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Idol pop: tiaras and ribbons in the sky palace
An original idol-pop song. From the intro into the first chorus, tiaras, ribbons and bubbles open up with the build, and the background pulses on the kick.
Original songIdol popIntro to chorus
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Party tune: flamingo pool and champagne castle
A loud original party track. On the two drops after the break, a jukebox and a golden carriage appear, and glitch noise runs through each drop.
Original songPartyGlitch drops
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Rock: a gold burst across a dark glass city
An original rock song, an 8-bar drop. A gold burst and a pillar of light rise toward a black-and-gold horizon, with the background pulsing on the kick.
Original songRock8-bar drop
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