DiscoBallLight
Matthias Hennemeyer
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About this app
DiscoBallLight turns your iPhone or iPad into a light rig: the app listens to the music through the microphone and renders a light show in real time — bass, mids, highs and beats drive colors, motion and flashes. Point a projector at a disco ball, connect your device via HDMI or AirPlay and place the circle of light exactly on the ball: shape (round or square), size and position are fully adjustable while the rest of the screen stays black. An external display shows only the show — the controls stay on your device. No disco ball? Run the show fullscreen. • 13 light show styles with live preview, including Strobe, Duotone and Burst • Random white flashes in three strengths • Sensitivity slider with beat indicator and automatic volume balancing • Keystone correction and ellipse for projectors placed at an angle • Real-time microphone analysis, nothing is recorded or stored • No ads, no data collection Note: The show contains rapid light changes and strobe-like effects.
What's new
Version 1.1 · Sep 29, 2026
• Three new styles: Strobe, Duotone and Burst (13 in total). • Flash intensity in three levels: subtle, normal, strong. • Geometry: “Ellipse” shape with separate width and height, plus keystone correction in both directions for projectors placed at an angle. • Adjustable sensitivity: the new slider tunes beat detection for loud rooms or quiet sound systems. • Beat indicator: a dot flashes on every detected beat, so you can set the slider by ear. • Automatic volume balancing: the show stays equally intense with quiet and loud music. • Help now includes a section on sensitivity.
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