Live stream a DJ set with beat-synced visuals

A DJ stream needs more than a camera: visuals that move with the music, cuts on the beat and sound that isn't mangled by a microphone's voice processing. flint does all three in a browser tab.

Visuals that hear your music

• DJ visuals: 500 shaders made for flint, from synthwave and cyberpunk to techno, trance and drum & bass, taking turns on the bar, the 4 bars or the 8 bars, calmer or wilder with the tempo.
• MilkDrop: the classic Winamp visualiser's presets, cycling on the kicks.
• Audio visualisers: bars and waves from the mix or one channel.

Sound and cameras

• Bring your mixer in as an audio input with the voice processing off, so the music isn't hollow; flint notices music through a voice mic and offers to fix it.
• Several cameras (or phones as cameras), and the auto director switching between them on the beat.
• A jukebox with chat song requests, and now playing from Last.fm.

Questions

Will Twitch mute my set?

Twitch's music rules are Twitch's: flint doesn't change what you're allowed to play.

Do the visuals need a fast computer?

A graphics card helps. The Stats dock names the heaviest visual, and lower render sizes make any of them lighter.

Guides

• DJ visuals: Music-reactive shaders that take turns on the beat.
• MilkDrop visuals: The classic MilkDrop music visualiser, with hundreds of presets.
• Auto director: scenes that switch themselves: Cut to whoever's talking, switch scenes on the beat, or to your face cam when you shout.
• Jukebox and song requests: Play your own music, with chat requests (!sr) and a now-playing card.
• The audio mixer: Volume, mute, meters, and hearing a source in your headphones.

Open the studio: free, nothing to install, no account.

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