Nuvotion - Audio-Reactive Visuals

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Nuvotion is a powerful free tool for creating audio-reactive visuals for live performances and installations.

82 Effects

Distort, reflect, texturize, and colorize your content.

43 Transitions

Warp, morph, and melt between scenes.

465 Milkdrop Presets

Hundreds of audio-reactive shader sources. Arrange into custom sequences.

59 Blend Modes

Choose how layers and effects blend together. Includes many unusual and obscure modes.

Sync to Audio and More

Every effect and transition parameter can sync to BPM, bass, midrange, and treble. X/Y pad. Motion tracking. Strobe.

Video, Camera, Image, Milkdrop, and Feedback Sources

Use any webcam as a layer source. MP4 and WEBM videos. PNG and JPEG images. Try feedback for recursive madness like this.

Layer Compositing

Create complex scenes by blending, keying, and masking layers.

A/B Mixing Between Scenes

Choose a transition and drag the crossfader.

Composition Effects

Add effects to the entire composition, on top of your A/B mix. This is the transition from the previous image, plus composition effects.

Playlists

Sequence scenes together, setting the transition and duration of each. Play, pause, shuffle.

Customizable Layout

Arrange panels in any way you want. Hide and show. Resize. Collapse. Save presets.

MIDI and Keyboard Shortcuts

Map effect parameters to MIDI controllers and keyboard.

Screenshots and Recording

Record your visuals as videos or capture images.

Output to Any Display

Open a popup window to show your visuals on screens and projectors.

Undo/Redo

Easily undo mistakes. You can't mess this up.

Create Visuals Now

Completely free to use, no sign-in required. Download for Windows Open in browser

System Requirements

Available for Windows and Web. Mac soon.

Web: Works best on Chrome, Edge, and Brave.

Recommended GPU: GTX 1060 and up. Do not use integrated Intel GPUs.

What's Next for Nuvotion?

Nuvotion is currently in the process of being rewritten in C++ for maximum performance and capability. Some of the features to look forward to in Nuvotion v3:

Interactive Shader Format (ISF) shaders.
Multiple display outputs.
Multiple canvases (compositions).
Multiple audio inputs for syncing.
Canvases as sources (advanced routing).
Projection mapping and display mapping.
Arrange clips on a timeline, like video editing software.
Keyframing and custom easing.
NDI inputs and outputs.
Syphon/Spout inputs and outputs.
Pixel-perfect canvases and layer positioning.
Multiple customizable preview monitors.
Replace "playlists" with "collections" that can share scenes.
Improved Milkdrop integration.
Integrated datamoshing.
Remote control.
Support for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I create an account if it's optional?

If you sign up and create an artist account, you will appear on the artist page. By doing so, you're showing your support for Nuvotion. You can also add a link to promote your website.

In the future, having an account will let you share your sources, effects, scenes, etc., and sync your work across devices.

Can Nuvotion run on mobile devices?

There's nothing to stop you from trying, but it's intended to be run on desktop and laptop computers with powerful graphics cards.

I have a question or feature suggestion. How can I contact you?

Send me a message on Instagram or post on our Discord.

Who are you?

My name is Tom, I'm an artist and programmer living in Chicago. I created Nuvotion to make visuals more accessible to artists. If you want to learn more, read the about page.

What happened to AVsync.LIVE? Why the name change?

AVsync.LIVE was the original name for the project, which started in 2018. I decided to change it because I prefer the aesthetics of the new name, which means "new devotion" and "new motion". Also, I love Art Nouveau, and the name "Nuvotion" is a tribute to it.

How can I support the project?

Use Nuvotion to create art and send me some pictures! Tell your friends about it. Sign up for an account. DM me if you want to contribute to development.

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