Audiophore

One of my side projects has been quietly turning into a real one, so it’s earned a spot on the blog: Audiophore.

Audiophore is a low-latency bridge — written in Rust — that takes output from Synesthesia VJ software and pushes it out to the wider lighting ecosystem. The idea is simple: drive your whole rig from one place instead of stitching together a pile of one-off integrations.

What it’s aiming at:

• Philips Hue and WLED
• Art-Net / E1.31 fixtures
• Nanoleaf panels
• Ether Dream laser DACs
• OSC passthrough for anything else that speaks it

It’s still pre-launch — the site at audiophore.dev is the placeholder for now — but the bones are coming together and I’m excited about where it’s headed. If you do visuals and lighting and have opinions, I’d love to hear them.