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Digital Tools for Artists Working at the Edge of Music and Sound

We create digital tools, products, and custom solutions designed to empower artists in their creative work. Tailored for intuitive use and deep expression, our technology supports musicians, performers, and multimedia creators in bringing their ideas to life - fluidly, creatively, and without limits.

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Septembre 2026

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SPHR

Real-Time Audio-Reactive Visuals for Ableton Live

SPHR is a Max for Live device that transforms any audio signal into a visual sphere that responds in real time to amplitude and frequency content. No need to export audio, sync external software, or set up a complex pipeline - SPHR lives inside Ableton Live and reacts instantly to whatever you're playing or producing.

Who is SPHR for?

· Producers who want to preview how their music would look in a live show.· VJs and audiovisual artists looking for a reactive visual generator without leaving their DAW.· Sound designers who need immediate visual feedback on a track's spectral content.

How it works

SPHR analyzes incoming audio and maps amplitude and frequency content to the scale, distortion, and behavior of a real-time generated sphere - with no perceptible latency and no pre-rendering.

Use cases

· Live sets where the visual needs to react to shifts in musical intensity.· Audiovisual installations in galleries or experimental spaces.· Social media content (visual loops generated from your own productions).

FAQs

Does SPHR work without Max for Live installed?
No, SPHR is a Max for Live device, so you need Max for Live active within Ableton Live.
Can I use SPHR in a live show without dropouts or latency?
Yes, SPHR is built to run in real time with low latency, specifically for live performance.
What's the difference between SPHR and SPHR Lite?
SPHR Lite offers the core functionality in a lighter format, ideal for modest setups; full SPHR offers a broader set of parameters and control.

voroNOIZE

Real-Time MIDI-Reactive Visuals for Ableton Live

voroNOIZE 3 is a Max for Live device that transforms your MIDI data - notes and velocity - into animated noise-based visuals, generating a captivating visual sphere in real time. Built for electronic musicians, VJs, and live performers working with MIDI sequences.

Who is voroNOIZE for?

· Electronic music producers programming complex MIDI sequences.· VJs looking to generate visuals directly from musical data, without manual syncing.· Artists building experimental, MIDI-driven audiovisual sets.

How it works

Unlike SPHR (which reacts to audio), voroNOIZE 3 analyzes MIDI data directly - notes, velocity, timing - and translates it into generative noise geometry on a 3D sphere.

FAQs

Does voroNOIZE 3 react to audio or only MIDI?
It's built to work with MIDI data (notes and velocity), not direct audio signal. For audio reactivity, check out SPHR.
Do I need a physical MIDI controller to use it?
Not necessarily, any MIDI data source within Ableton Live can feed voroNOIZE 3.

SPHR lite

Lightweight Audio-Reactive Visuals

SPHR Lite delivers the core functionality of SPHR in a lighter Max for Live format, ideal for artists running minimalist workflows or limited CPU resources in their live rig.

Who is SPHR lite for?

· Artists running compact setups (laptop-only, small live rigs).· Users who want to try audio-reactive visuals before committing to full SPHR.· Performers who prioritize fast results.

FAQs

Is SPHR Lite easier to use?
Yes, a reduced parameter set makes it ideal for plug and play scenarios.

voroNOIZE lite

Real-Time MIDI-Reactive Visuals, Compact Format

voroNOIZE lite delivers the essential features of voroNOIZE in a more compact format, real-time responsive visuals from your MIDI notes without leaving Ableton Live.

FAQs

What do I lose with the Lite version?
Fewer customization parameters, but the core visual generation stays intact.

ViasuaLive

Bring Your Webcam Into Ableton Live in Real Time

VisuaLive 2 is a Max for Live device that embeds your webcam feed directly into Ableton Live, removing the need for separate video software. Use it as an integrated plug-in, or pop it out into a resizable, standalone window - perfect for content creation, streaming, or live performance.

Who is VisuaLive 2 for?

· Streamers and content creators who want to show their camera feed without extra software.· Live performers combining camera and visuals in the same workflow.· Music educators recording tutorials.

Use cases

· Streaming music production sessions on Twitch/YouTube.· Hybrid performances combining camera feed + generative visuals (pairs well with SPHR or voroNOIZE).

FAQs

Do I need OBS to use VisuaLive 2?
No, it works standalone inside Ableton Live, though you can combine it with OBS if you want to stream live.
Can I combine VisuaLive 2 with SPHR or voroNOIZE in the same set?
Yes, all are independent Max for Live devices you can combine in the same session.

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Lightweight Audio-Reactive Visuals

SPHR Lite delivers the core functionality of SPHR in a lighter Max for Live format, ideal for artists running minimalist workflows or limited CPU resources in their live rig.

Who is SPHR lite for?

· Artists running compact setups (laptop-only, small live rigs).· Users who want to try audio-reactive visuals before committing to full SPHR.· Performers who prioritize fast results.

FAQs

Is SPHR Lite easier to use?
Yes, a reduced parameter set makes it ideal for plug and play scenarios.

About Us

kör•per•los is created by Isaac Grados García, a music producer working at the intersection of sound, code, and design. With a background in music technology and product management, he builds digital instruments that support artistic expression in studios, theaters, and gallery spaces.kör•per•los offers intuitive, experimental, and deeply usable tools for artists, musicians, and multimedia creators.