Practical guides for DJs, artists and people preparing screens in a venue. Create a visual atmosphere, connect your music, add your identity and send the composition to the audience's screen.
Start with the guide to preparing your first show. For every control, see the full user guide.
Install the app from lumadeck.app on your Android tablet or phone: scenes, pads, your videos, text and Cast to the TV, with the same account.
Send the master from your Android tablet to the TV: steps in the MASTER tab, what the audience sees, program formats and tips.
Set up your first visual show in LumaDeck: choose scenes, connect audio, add your logo and text, then learn to save and reload it with Pro.
Generative scenes, gentle motion, the sound of the room and your own show. Two examples from the engine and clear Free/Pro limits.
Setup, 1080p output, audio and Google Cast limits before sending your visuals to a compatible TV.
Normal or Layer, placement, blend, audio response, eight entry FX and the timing that brings your identity back.
Rows as the score, one cadence slider, four domain chips, and a manual tap that always wins. Set the rules before doors.
The native NDI route: required bridge installation, official runtime, receiver workflow, Full HD limits and what stays local.
From source code to a playable pad: isolated preview, reactive modes, local ownership and the honest limits of Shader Lab.
Use MIDI Learn to put 94 targets — 48 scene pads, moods, direct controls, video and text — under your fingers, with a real Push workflow and no portability myths.
What is inside the welcome ZIP, why the five loops are native 1080p, what the licence allows and how the private download works.
A clear map of all 20 packs, the 31 Factoría works and the exact boundary between content, God Mode and Pro.
Three ways to give the engine a pulse, plus BPM, TAP and nudge when the live signal needs your judgement.
The projector is already up. The three routes venues take today, why they fall short, and how to get visuals that react to the music without hiring a VJ.
Mic, a line from the mixer, or your own computer's audio (Windows, macOS and Linux). The number one friction for anyone starting out, solved in five minutes.
Which formats work, why your video files are not uploaded, and how to organise the slots in your set.
Fullscreen, HDMI and the second window. What to do when you arrive at a booth you've never seen before and need the show on the projector.