Rythmik LyttWhether it is a resort lobby, a club, an event, or your own living room: create a new feel of music visuals with our proprietary technology, fused with curated visuals from the best shader artists around the world. It reacts to more than beats and energy: the individual instruments and the melody are analysed deeply and each one drives the picture, a new form of music–visual experience. Cast it to any display, or map it onto your venue's walls and screens with our simple projection-mapping phone app.
Runs on any Windows PC with a good GPU — desktop, laptop or mini PC — with a projector or screen. It asks for a licence key on first start — buy one for your venue ($49/month) or paste the one from your invoice; your phone becomes the remote and the mapping tool.
A Windows PC with a good GPU — desktop, laptop or mini PC, any current Intel/AMD/NVIDIA. It stays on, logs in by itself and starts the show at boot.
A projector or a screen on HDMI. For walls: roughly 3,000 lumens per 3 m of wall in a dim room, more if the lights stay on. Any throw distance — the mapping handles the shape.
Either the room's music feed into the box (line-in or USB interface from the DJ or the house system) or the box plays its own tracks. A microphone is the fallback, not the plan.
Open the phone remote, scan the QR, drag the corners onto the wall, done. Scenes, playlists and brightness are on the same phone page. Wi-Fi only has to reach the box, not the internet.
Not sure about the wall, the light or the audio feed? Send us the room and we tell you what it needs and what it costs.
The visuals are cut to the room: walls, pillars, objects, a gauze — each surface gets its own slice of the scene and the music drives all of them at once. Set-up is a camera scan, not an evening of dragging corners.
Full sets rendered offline at 4K, frame by frame, with the music baked into the picture — then cast to any TV. Nothing to install on the TV, nothing to sync: the stream is the sync.
Every scene on the landing page runs live in WebGL and reacts to what you play — its own track, a tab, a file. The mappings between sound and picture were tuned by hand; the Tune panel lets you adjust them to your music.
Open the TV page on any smart TV or stick, scan the code with your phone, and you have transport, scene choice, reactivity and sync offset in your hand.
Rythmik Lytt installs from the browser: scan, open it on your phone, add it to the home screen, and it runs full-screen like any app. The map editor is the same page — drag the picture onto the walls from where you stand.
Each shader on the site belongs to someone. They get a profile, a play count on every screen the work reaches, and a share of what the project earns — opt-in, with the formula printed on the page.
The screens behind the shows: the studio where a track becomes a set, the map editor that cuts it to the room, and the player a venue runs.
Scan the QR on the player and your phone becomes the remote and the mapping tool — no install needed.
