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Splivid turns your iPad into a live visual instrument. In a few minutes you’ll be triggering clips, stacking effects, and locking everything to the beat. Here’s the quick path from empty canvas to live show.
Splivid is built around a grid of pads. Tap an empty pad and choose what goes on it:
Fill a few pads so you have material to play with.
Tap a pad to bring it to the canvas. You can trigger pads by touch, lock them to the tempo, or set them to follow a pattern so they fire themselves in time. Mix and match to build movement.
Open a pad’s effects and add one from the engine — echoes, kaleidoscopes, tiles, distortions, glitches, blurs, and color and light. Chain several to build a look. Every parameter is tweakable, and each effect starts from musical defaults, so it looks good before you touch a thing.
This is where Splivid comes alive. Turn on the microphone or load an audio file, then map any effect parameter to the sound — loudness, beat, peak, envelope, or time. Your visuals will pulse, morph, and animate in sync with the music.
Set your tempo so tempo-locked pads and patterns stay on the beat. Build a sequence to move through pads and looks hands-free, so the set can carry itself while you focus on performing.
Capture your whole session and export it as a video to your photo library — ready to share anywhere.
Connect your iPad to a projector, monitor, or TV, and Splivid sends a clean, full-screen mix to that display — just the visuals, no controls or overlays. Your controls stay on the iPad. External-display output is part of Splivid Pro.
Splivid is free to play with — load content, build looks, react to sound, and export. Subscribing to Splivid Pro unlocks the full rig:
Splivid Pro is an auto-renewing subscription (Monthly or Annual; price shown in the app). Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings.
That’s the whole loop — load, trigger, effect, react, sequence, output. From here, dig into the details or get quick answers.