Describe light shows with AI: Just say it
Instead of hunting for faders, you write what you want. Droplit understands single lights and moments in the song.
What you get
- Whole shows or single wishes in one sentence
- Song concept: an idea of its own for every song
- Set it up step by step in the interview
How it works
- In the studio, tap “Just say it”
- Type your wish, like “everything white in the drop”
- Check the result in the preview and save
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Guides in the help
- Just say it (AI)With “Just say it” you describe the light you want in one sentence, for example “first dance, romantic, rosé and gold, slow movers”. The AI then sets the mood, colors and sliders, and the designer builds the show as usual. You can also name single lights and moments, for example “uplights red, movers white, strobe in the second chorus”.Summary
- Set up step by step (interview)The interview lets you set up a show without writing a sentence: you tap answers and the preview shows the change right away. It starts very simple (feeling and colors) and goes into as much detail as you like, for example “moving heads circling in the second chorus, with a gobo”. The interview doesn't use an AI request and works without AI.Summary
- Suggest a song concept (AI)For a song show, Claude comes up with a concept made just for this song at the press of a button: an idea with a name (for example “Dance Hall 1963”), its own colors, and for every song part a mood, energy, movement, gobo and one or two signature effects. So not every song looks the same.Summary
- Rating AI results (thumbs up/down)Below the results of “Just say it” and “Suggest a concept” you can use thumbs up or down to say whether the result worked for you. This shows us how well the AI hits the mark, and we improve its instructions exactly where it misses. This is only available on the website.Summary
Frequently asked questions
How do I describe the light in one sentence?
With “Just say it” you describe the light you want in one sentence, for example “first dance, romantic, rosé and gold, slow movers”. The AI then sets the mood, colors and sliders, and the designer builds the show as usual. You can also name single lights and moments, for example “uplights red, movers white, strobe in the second chorus”. Read more
How do I set up a show without typing?
The interview lets you set up a show without writing a sentence: you tap answers and the preview shows the change right away. It starts very simple (feeling and colors) and goes into as much detail as you like, for example “moving heads circling in the second chorus, with a gobo”. The interview doesn't use an AI request and works without AI. Read more
How do I get my own show idea for each song?
For a song show, Claude comes up with a concept made just for this song at the press of a button: an idea with a name (for example “Dance Hall 1963”), its own colors, and for every song part a mood, energy, movement, gobo and one or two signature effects. So not every song looks the same. Read more
How do I say whether the AI did well?
Below the results of “Just say it” and “Suggest a concept” you can use thumbs up or down to say whether the result worked for you. This shows us how well the AI hits the mark, and we improve its instructions exactly where it misses. This is only available on the website. Read more
Set up step by step – the interview in the studio
“Just say it” now understands single lights and moments in a song
Song concept: a show idea of its own for every song (AI)