Observed arrival · 2026-08-28
Sinextasis: a VJ instrument you describe in words
A Windows app that turns plain-language descriptions into mapped, music-responsive GLSL visuals for live performances.
Field notes
Sinextasis presents a three-stage workflow: describe a visual, map projection surfaces during soundcheck, then perform with scenes, faders, and audio bindings. Its page specifies GLSL output, eleven music bands, multiple displays, and offline operation. The listed Windows 10/11 build is about 120 MB and currently unsigned; the site explicitly tells users that Windows may warn before running it. Non-commercial use is stated to be free, while commercial activation is described as adding full resolution and removing the watermark.
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