Visibox allows performers to control video like a musical instrument. Quickly create Taylor Swift, Flaming Lips, Tool, or Pink Floyd-style shows by dropping in videos, images, and audio files, or adding USB cameras into a rich visual setlist.
Visibox represents a new category of software that we’re calling an Audiovisual Performance Environment (APE). Unlike the complicated VJ software of the past, Visibox is aimed at performers who want to be able to quickly and easily control concert visuals in the same way that they control other instruments on stage. Designed with gigging musicians in mind, Visibox works with MIDI devices such as keyboards, foot-pedals, or drum pads to allow for flexible control while playing guitar, drums, or keyboards. Visibox also works with Elgato’s popular Stream Deck controllers to allow video/image/camera previews to appear across the device’s buttons.
Most live performers will use Visibox with a video projector, but it can work just as well connected to a television or any type of monitor. Visibox is also designed to integrate as an input to the popular OBS streaming application for live streaming to Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, Reddit, or just about any other streaming service.
Visibox was developed by Spaceage, a software development company started by Jeff Robbins. Jeff is an accomplished musician and songwriter who spent 7 years touring with his band Orbit and understands the needs of gigging performers.
“I spent 20 years dreaming of software like this,” says Robbins. “I had to create it myself. But now I’m excited to share it with the world.”
