Visuals
Tap a visual in the Reactive row, or ‹ ›, to change it. Each moves with the sound you chose with the button at the top: the microphone, a song from your phone or the demo track.
Read moreChoose the sound, then try the visuals and filters.
The microphone is only listened to here, on your phone: nothing is recorded or sent.
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Tap a visual in the Reactive row, or ‹ ›, to change it. Each moves with the sound you chose with the button at the top: the microphone, a song from your phone or the demo track.
Read moreAdd a photo or video from your phone (+ Photo/video) and up to three texts (+ Text). Tap a layer to choose it: ↓ ↑ change its order, Opacity fades it, and × removes it.
Read moreTap a filter to add it to the chosen layer; several stack in the order you tap them. The slider sets its Base, or with React to music, how far the music moves it. Tap the setting's name for its next one.
Read morePinch with two fingers to size, move and turn the chosen layer. ⇄ and ⇅ flip it, and ↻ puts it back. Hide keeps the controls out of the way; a tap on the screen shows or hides them.
Read more⚙ saves the project as a .stov, with its project colour. It opens in SToV Pro Live on iPhone, in the editor at soundtovision.com and in SToV-Pro for Mac.
Read moreScenes split a timeline into parts, each with its own layers and its own stretch of the song. Swipe between them as you perform, loop one a few times or for ever, or jump to one from a MIDI keyboard's program change or note.
Read moreA keyboard, pads or a controller can move any setting: a key by how hard it's played, a knob or fader by where it is, or a press playing one of the project's envelopes. It adds to the music's movement, so both can drive the same setting.
Read morePlug a USB-C audio interface or mixer into the phone and each of its channels becomes a signal of its own, with its own gain. One setting can follow the kick drum's channel and another the vocal's.
Read moreEvery setting of a layer and its filters has a base, and can move with the sound, with MIDI or both: the signal, band, gain, cutoff and range, as in the editor. Turned sideways, they all sit beside the stage.
Read moreWith a projector or TV connected by AirPlay or a cable, the visuals fill the big screen on their own, while the phone keeps the controls for you to perform with.
Read moreA visual you make in the Reactive Editor can be exported and added to the Reactive row, beside the ones offered. A project that brings its own visuals can add them too.
Read moreA project built in the editor or SToV-Pro, saved as a .stov, plays on the phone as it was made. Switch a clip to Live in the editor and you can tune it while you perform.
Read moreIf you enjoy this, you can get more features and power with SToV Pro Live for iPhone. Save this project as a .stov to carry on with it there.
Get SToV Pro Live on the App Store About SToV Pro LiveSToV Live: visuals that move with music, from the microphone, what's plugged in, or a song. Make a page of reactive visuals, photos, videos and text here, free, and save it as a .stov to carry on in SToV Pro Live or SToV-Pro.
The desktop studio: the same projects on a timeline, rendered as video, with a stronger engine. It adds tracking of bodies, hands and faces, cut-outs, stems, colour grading, scenes and MIDI. A .stov saved here opens in it.
SToV-Pro Download SToV-ProSToV Live and more, made for performing. Scenes that loop and change from a MIDI keyboard, a filter's base, music and MIDI on one slider, the camera, recording to your Photos, and a projector or TV showing the scene alone.
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