An intuitive audio-visualizer product, designed for anyone who wants to express themselves through VJ and visual art, with an emphasis on modern music.
Problem Statement:
Diving into and researching the world of interactive VJ, I faced huge, intimidating interfaces and programs that required a massive amount of time to learn and integrate them.
In addition, there was an infinite amount of art for any kind of live show, keeping the question of what interface is best to connect all of them together, and keeping my statement as the designer of this product.
Challenges:
• What is up to the creator, and what is built in the app?
• Making the UI intuitive yet not oversimplified.
• Is the experience best supported by an analog device or a digital interface?
• How to ensure the real-time experience feels engaging rather than overwhelming.
Competitors Analyze Interfaces
Examples for VJ exist interfaces
Gaps / Insights:
• Advanced art with old buttons functionality.
• several months of learning curve.
• Consistent engagement through all experiences
Key Findings:
1. Continuous interaction reduces pressure on the creator.
2. Users can achieve strong outcomes at every stage of the learning curve.
3. Built-in gestures encourage exploration, even without full understanding.
4. Small modifications and music control reinforce a sense of ownership.
Solution:
A digital audio-visualizer that reacts to any music—emphasizing beats and snares—allowing users to create with shapes, colors, layering, and light customization.
User Flow
Video Simulation
Frame examples
