Split stereo channels.
Give the left and right channels their own lanes and make the width of a mix visible.
A visual instrument by Openmeter
Make music
visible.
Turn live audio into a waveform you can shape, color, and put on screen. Made for the studio. Ready for the clip.
LUMA is an
audio visualizer.
It turns the audio you’re playing into a moving waveform. Use it inside Ableton Live or in the macOS app, then change the colors, shape, and track layout.
60–200 FPSVaries by system
~2.5 MBInstalled VST3 bundle
Zero added latencyAudio passes through as you play
See every part of your mix.
VST3 for Ableton Live macOS
Split stereo channels, combine tracks, and choose the detail you want to see.
Reveal the frequency bands.
See five frequency ranges inside one signal, layered into one waveform.
Adjust the waveform.
Set color, fill, and detail, choose a background, and arrange tracks in the shared view.
Find your color
One sound. A hundred moods.
Choose HSV, Viridis, Magma or Turbo, then tune hue, fill, outline and detail to fit the track.
Use LUMA outside your DAW.
Connect a Core Audio input, adjust the waveform, and use LUMA without a DAW.
The native client is included in the paid release.
Explore the paid release ↗