Where Operatour goes.

GLSL, p5 and Three.js sketches, video clips and the library, as layers you mix by hand and save as a show. Every declared control playable. Uncapped, 4K included; no account, no watermark. The full list: what is in the beta.

Signed and notarised. Modulation: drive any control from the music or an LFO. Connect your DAW: up to eight stems and its exact tempo, nothing to set up. Studio begins here.

Learn a control by moving it. An in-app update check.

Cues, master, blackout, tap tempo. Windows, once its GPU path is proven on real hardware.

Several outputs at once: projector, NDI, Syphon, each armed on its own. Layer thumbnails.

A phone and tablet remote. DMX and Art-Net. A last-good-frame watchdog: a crashed visual never shows your audience black.

Cables.gl, then Rive and Spline, in that order. Drop one on Operatour today and it says coming soon, plainly. Three.js arrived on 5 September 2026, as a scene module in a shape Sialk defines.

No node graph: that is TouchDesigner. No clip grid as the thing you perform on: that is Resolume. No recording: your capture tool does it better.

What each version gets, and at what price: pricing.