It hears the track and calls the cue
- Detects beats, BPM and sections: silence, calm, groove, build-up and drop
- Switches between 9 effects on its own, like a VJ would
- On the drop it cuts to black and fires warm-white blinders
Light show
XTUDIO LIGHTS
Your lights read the music. You just play.
Music or video game: it listens to the track, or watches the screen, and lights the room to match.
Windows · no phone, no cloud, no extra hardware
Xtudio Lights
A VJ that never misses the drop
Xtudio Lights listens to the room in real time, works out the beat, the BPM and the shape of the track, and drives your lights the way a lighting engineer would.
Presets for the genre you play
- Techno, House, Reggaeton, EDM, Rock, Pop, Chill — or fully automatic
- Each genre changes the palette, the effects and how often the look changes
- Lock the show to your own colours and set brightness per effect and per colour
Smart lights over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
- Controls compatible Bluetooth smart lights straight from the PC, with no bridge
- Compatible Wi-Fi smart lights join the same grid over your local network
- Phone remote included: it runs from the app, no app store needed
It also watches the screen
- Point it at a game and the room reacts to gunfire, explosions, damage, nitro and police lights
- Nine styles — horror, action, racing, sci-fi, stealth — each with its own palette
- Video mirror: for a film, your lights simply take the colour of the picture
Video game
It doesn't only hear music. It watches you play.
Point Xtudio Lights at the game and your room turns into the level. It reads what is on screen — the colour, the motion, the flashes — and lights the whole thing around you, frame by frame.
Nine game styles
- Automatic
- Horror
- Action
- Adventure
- Racing
- Sci-fi
- Fantasy
- Stealth
- Sports
It knows a gunshot from a sunset
- Thirteen events it reacts to: gunfire, explosion, damage, scream, fire, electricity, police lights, blackout, nitro, braking, sparks, low health and victory
- Optical flow measures how fast the world is moving, so a chase feels different from a corridor
- Five scenes on its own: cinematic, exploring, tension, combat and climax
When everything happens at once
- Events are ranked: police beats explosion, explosion beats damage, damage beats gunfire
- Nitro, braking and sparks paint over the ambience instead of replacing it, so the scene never breaks
- Weather changes the base: night, rain or daylight shift the whole palette
No capture card, no overlay, no account
- Reads your own screen at 320×180 and 15 frames a second: nothing leaves the machine and the game keeps its frame rate
- Works with any game, on any platform, because it never touches the game itself
- Photosensitive mode caps the strobing for anyone who needs it
How it works
Three steps to a room that moves
1
Pair your lights
The app finds your compatible smart lights and puts them all in one grid.
2
Pick the sound
Microphone, line in, or whatever is playing on the PC. The meter tells you it is listening.
3
Hit SHOW
That is it. The app reads the music and runs the lights until you stop it.
Pricing
Try it for a week. Then pick how you pay.
Seven days with everything unlocked and no card. Nothing runs in the cloud, so there is no usage to meter and no credit to buy — just the licence.
7 days
- Everything unlocked, nothing held back
- No card and no account to create
- Starts the first time you open the app
$7.99 / month
- Every mode: show, video game and video mirror
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and the phone remote
- Cancel whenever you want
$49 / year
- The same Pro licence, two months cheaper
- Under a dollar a week
- Every update of the year included
$99 one-time
- Pay once and keep it, with no renewal
- Founders price: $59 for the first 100
- Every future update included
One licence, one PC. Your lights, your audio and your screen never leave the machine — a licence is all there is to pay for.
Xtudio Lights
What you need
Everything runs on your PC. No account, no cloud and nothing to subscribe to.
- Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
- Bluetooth 4.0 or newer for Bluetooth smart lights
- Local Wi-Fi for compatible smart lights
- A microphone or any audio playing on the PC
macOS cannot broadcast the Bluetooth signal some smart lights listen for — that is an Apple limitation, not ours. On a Mac you need the ESP32 bridge.
FAQ
Questions
Do I need a lighting console or a DMX interface?
No. The lights are controlled straight from the PC.
Does it need internet?
No. Everything happens on your machine.
Can I control it from my phone?
Yes. The app serves the remote itself.