What is Compeller?
Compeller is an AI show pipeline for live music. It helps musicians, performers, venues, and builders turn tracks into visuals, perform those visuals through REACT, and route the show to stage, stream, or DMX-oriented outputs.
Compeller is the AI show pipeline for live music. These answers explain how tracks become visuals, how REACT performs them live, and how the same pipeline can support stage, stream, DMX, venue, and API/MCP workflows.
Compeller is an AI show pipeline for live music. It helps musicians, performers, venues, and builders turn tracks into visuals, perform those visuals through REACT, and route the show to stage, stream, or DMX-oriented outputs.
An AI show pipeline is the connected path from music to performance output: track -> generated visuals -> REACT live performance -> stage, stream, or DMX workflow.
Most audio-reactive visuals follow simple amplitude or frequency triggers. REACT is Compeller's live performance engine and uses patent-pending real-time audio-driven math to make visuals respond with musical structure, timing, and energy.
Compeller is designed around stage and stream output workflows. Teams can use the pipeline for projection, LED walls, streams, VJ rigs, and DMX-adjacent show planning.
Musicians can start with a track or stem, generate a visual direction, refine it into a repeatable show asset, and perform it live through REACT for releases, concerts, livestreams, and tour visuals.
Venues and festivals can use Compeller to create repeatable AI-assisted visual workflows for artists, house screens, stage packages, and special events.
Agents and developers can use the API/MCP surface to automate project creation, asset preparation, and production workflows.
Patent-pending refers to Compeller's real-time audio-driven math engine for live visual performance. It is part of how REACT interprets music and drives visual behavior during a show.