Just ask. Your visuals respond.

DjMirror Pulse real-time control panel — live show state an AI assistant can read and update

DjMirror Pulse is one of the first DJ/VJ tools with a built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. Connect Claude — or any MCP-compatible AI assistant — straight to your setup and ask it, in plain language, to switch styles, flip a layer, tune an audio rule or find new content.

No macros to pre-program, no scripting. The assistant reads your live show state through the app’s local server and applies changes in real time — while you stay on the music.

What can you ask your AI assistant?

  • “Switch to a dark techno style and pull the lighting intensity down.”
  • “Turn on the video layer and turn off avatars.”
  • “Find some neon-style videos on Pixabay and add them to the current playlist.”
  • “What BPM and key is playing right now?”
  • “Generate a logo for the current artist and show it on the screen.”

How it works

  1. Open DjMirror Pulse and enable the MCP server in Settings.
  2. Connect your MCP-compatible AI assistant (e.g. Claude) to the app’s local server.
  3. Ask for changes in plain language — your assistant reads and updates your live show configuration instantly.

Under the hood it is a versioned REST API (v1) with real-time WebSocket and HTTP long-poll transports, authenticated with a bearer token or API key — so the connection is fast, live and private to your machine.

DjMirror Pulse layer and audio-rule panel — the controls an AI assistant drives over MCP

What it can control

  • Visual styles (190+ built-in) and every layer — image, video, avatar, visualizers and lighting
  • Image, video and avatar playlists
  • Audio rules (Drop, Build, Break, Peak, Silence) and their 80+ parameters
  • Artist profiles and branding
  • Content search and download (Pixabay, Pexels) and AI logo generation
  • Live audio analysis readouts — BPM, key, energy and song structure

Windows and macOS. No credit card needed.

Requirements

The DjMirror Pulse desktop app (Windows or macOS) must be open with its local server enabled. Your AI assistant connects to that server on your own machine — nothing about your show leaves your computer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I control DjMirror Pulse with AI?

Yes. DjMirror Pulse runs a local MCP server that lets compatible AI assistants such as Claude read your live show state and apply styles, layers and audio rules in real time.

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external tools. DjMirror Pulse implements it with a built-in server, so any MCP-compatible assistant can control the app.

Do I need to write code or macros?

No. You ask in plain language and the assistant translates it into live changes. There is nothing to pre-program.

Is my data sent to the cloud?

The MCP server runs locally on the machine running DjMirror Pulse, and the connection is authenticated with a bearer token or API key. Your show configuration stays on your computer.

Does it work during a live set?

Yes. The API uses real-time WebSocket and long-poll transports, so changes apply live while you keep mixing.

The first AI-native DJ/VJ software. Connect Claude and run your whole show by asking. Try DjMirror Pulse free for 14 days — no credit card.

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