Revulet Kaleidoscope

Source Imagery

Click = show now · Shift+click = add to timeline queue

Upload image(s)

Timeline

Purple dots = image blends (top) · teal dots = focus cues (bottom). Drag a dot to move it · click empty space to jump there.

Drag a row's number to reorder (images swap slots; the cue times stay put). Drop image, audio, .glb or show files anywhere on the page to add them.
Keyframes: the ◇ beside any slider records its value at the playhead; amber diamonds on the strip show them (click one to delete). During playback the slider glides between its keyframes; touching it by hand takes over until the next one.

Image blend time Blend style

Load show

A show file carries everything — settings, scenes, timeline, focus cues, MIDI map — except the audio itself (it names the expected track).

Focus Layer — centre overlay

Enabled (key O) Upload transparent image(s) or 3D model(s)

Size Opacity Fade time Spin Breathe

Each cue holds for its duration (seconds), fading in and out. 3D models (.glb) rotate in true 3D via the Spin slider. O = show/hide Shift+O = next cue now.

Scenes

Recall (keys 1–4)

Save current look

Morph time (seconds)

Geometry

Mirror system Reflections (fold segments) Zoom Focus / crispness

Motion

Master speed Inner drift (journey speed) Source spin (object cell) Echo trails Zoom wander (slow breathing) Reflection wander (fold count drifts) Scale motion with BPM (120 = normal; 140 ≈ ×1.4, 70 ≈ ×⅓)

Rhythm — BPM triggers (optional)

BPM Auto-detect

Breathing swell,

Breath depth

Hue step,

Blend next image,

Color

Hue shift Hue drift speed

Saturation Vibrance (lifts dull colour only) Brightness Vignette Centre bloom Colour harmony Palette anchor (where harmony aims) Harmony strength

Palette engine

Palette mix (authority) Evolve on its own Evolve speed Wander range (how far the colour roams) Avoid this hue … and this far either side

Lock

Stops

The swatches are live: they show the palette as it is right now, and it slides continuously. Evolve speed sets how fast the colour roams; Wander range sets how far from home it may go. Every palette is built from a harmonic relationship and a warm/cool split, so it can change forever without landing anywhere ugly. Picking a stop by hand locks the engine.

Audio

Load track

Reactivity Glow response Colour response Breathing (bass zoom) Crispness response (highs) Bloom response (bass) Percussion response (hits) Light waves (beat-born ripples)

New wave

Prism sparkle (highs) Shadow weight (bass leans dark) Energy journey (drift deepens) Intense mode (motion follows sound)

Triggers — which sound drives what

Live spectrum with each trigger's frequency region; drag a region's top corners to retune it. A trigger fires only when its own band jumps and its guard bands don't, so a snare can't fire the kick. With a track loaded the whole file is analysed once and every hit is mapped exactly; mic input detects live.

Use triggers for the audio responses (kick → bloom, hats → shimmer, sub + bass → breathing, lead → hue)

MIDI

Output

Output window: drag it to the projector, double-click it for fullscreen. Keep this control window visible (not minimised) — hidden tabs pause rendering.

Render scale

Performance keys (silent, never shown on screen):
Space or P = play/pause M = menu F = fullscreen H = hide UI
Shift+→ / Shift+← = blend next / previous image
↑ / ↓ = reflections + / −    = / − = zoom in / out
] / [ = brighter / darker    . / , = crisper / dreamier
X / Z = master speed + / −    W = light wave    1–4 = recall scene
O = focus layer on/off    Shift+O = next focus cue
E / Shift+E = echo trails more / less    N = new palette now    K = keyframe the last-touched slider
Click any slider's number to type an exact value.
Touch: swipe left/right = blend next/previous    pinch = zoom    double-tap = menu
Zoom and reflections glide smoothly — tap or hold their keys mid-mix.