The arena
Trusses of moving lights that sweep, fan and chase with the band, the way the big touring rigs do. Five venues, from a small theatre to a stadium.
Play anything: Spotify, Apple Music, a video, a record on the turntable. Hazeshow hears the beat, finds the downbeat, knows when the chorus is coming, and runs the lights the way a lighting designer would.
Every room has its own camera angles, from the back of the house to the front rail and close on the instruments, and the show cuts between them on the music's phrases, like a concert film. Or turn the cuts off and stay in your seat.
Trusses of moving lights that sweep, fan and chase with the band, the way the big touring rigs do. Five venues, from a small theatre to a stadium.
Piano, bass, drums and sax under warm lamps, candles on the tables, and a camera that finds each instrument in turn.
An orchestra's instruments on stage at the interval. The light follows the music's swells and colour, not its beat.
An LED wall, lasers over the crowd and a dance floor that runs with the track, going dark before the drop.
Pictures painted by the music itself, from a 1960s liquid light show to a galaxy whose stars are the notes.






Send the show to your Apple TV from your Mac, and let the TV play the music too, in time with its lights.
Play from your iPhone or iPad to your Mac with AirPlay; the show and the music come out of the TV together.
Rendered live on the Apple TV at 60 frames a second.
In a window, full screen, floating over your work, or behind your desktop icons.
Changes land on the 1, the way a lighting designer calls a cue.
Play a song file or turn on Look ahead and it hears seconds ahead, holding back before a drop and landing on it.
Verses, choruses and solos, from the sound and the song's lyrics. Every chorus goes bigger than the last.
Rock gets the arena, jazz the club, a symphony the hall, from each song's genre. Or choose.
A recording it knows gets its saved show again, from any app.
Press J where you wanted a change. It changes there every time, and learns how you like it.