The Sphere
Flying battens through a fisheye dome, high-contrast beams on deep black. The one that stops the room.
Native macOS · Apple silicon
Telaray listens to whatever’s playing on your Mac and renders a full arena light show in real time, with volumetric beams, haze, lasers, moving fixtures, that you perform live, or let it run itself.
Play music on your Mac. Telaray performs a live light show of beams, haze, lasers, and moving fixtures, reacting to every beat.
Spotify, Apple Music, a browser tab: Telaray listens to your Mac’s system audio. No files to import.
It tracks the tempo, follows the build and the drop, and snaps the lights to the beat.
Take the wheel, or flip on the Audio Director and let it conduct the rig itself. Send it full-screen or to a projector.
Native macOS app for Apple-silicon Macs.
The rigs & looks
Around 215 curated looks across the rigs and 53 color palettes, every one tuned to feel finished, not a slider to dial in.
Flying battens through a fisheye dome, high-contrast beams on deep black. The one that stops the room.
Front-arena flying trusses, volumetric beams cutting through haze.
EDM aerial-beam lasers with the deepest catalog and its own show director.
An open 12-edge truss cube spinning and breathing as one body.
A receding corridor of ceiling trusses, glowing panels, and raking beams down the hall. Perspective you can feel.
What it does
System audio in: any source works, no files to import. Press play and the rig comes alive.
A real-time beat engine tracks tempo and phase, while structure perception follows the build, the breakdown, and the drop, landing every change on the beat.
Flip on the Audio Director and Telaray watches the music and conducts the rig itself, matching intensity to the song’s energy and changing in time. Take over any moment you want.
A floating launch board, role-grouped trigger pads, ride faders, cue lists, and beat-quantized Drop FX. An instrument, not a cockpit.
Telaray generates a TouchOSC layout from its own catalog and drives every cue and fader over Wi-Fi, fully bidirectional, so the remote always matches the app.
A native Metal renderer that auto-detects your Mac and adapts quality: gorgeous on a MacBook display, smooth on a projector.
Plans
Telaray is free to play. Step up when you want to perform it, and again when you want to drive a real show.
Play the light.
Perform & shape the show.
Everything in Free, plus:
Drive a real show.
Everything in Performer, plus:
Final pricing is announced at launch. The waitlist gets first word.
For lighting designers
Telaray drives a clean projector feed today, takes cues from an iPad, and is built to sit inside a working rig. This is the Pro plan. Here’s what’s shipped, and what’s coming.
Run the controls on your Mac and send a clean, chrome-free, fixed-resolution feed to a projector or external display (⌘O). Render-once, present-twice.
A global Safe Flash gate trims blind/strobe/white-out intensity and lowers strobe rate across every fixture, on by default.
Telaray generates a TouchOSC layout from its own catalog and drives every cue, fader, hold, and Drop-FX over the network, fully bidirectional, even when the Audio Director is making the move.
Pin any axis, a look, a palette, a color, a fader, and the autonomous Director builds its music-synced show around what you’re holding.
A reactive companion mode to bias the projection toward a real rig’s color, energy, and strobe activity.
Feed Telaray straight into your VJ rig over Syphon and NDI, no capture card.
Join the waitlist for pro early access.
System requirements
A native Metal renderer that auto-detects your Mac and adapts quality: entry-level M1/M2 run smoothly. Audio is analyzed locally and never recorded or transmitted.
From the maker
“Telaray is the light rig I always wanted on my desk. The interface should whisper, and the visuals should explode.”
Built by one person, for anyone who’s ever wanted to play the lights.
Telaray is launching soon for Apple-silicon Macs. Join the waitlist for an early look and first word on release.