NoiseCtrl is an audio reactive system designed for VJ performances and general application toward live music shows.​ The system continuously listens to an incoming audio feed and generates layered visuals on the fly, mixing camera movements, filter toggles, and scene states into spontaneous yet optimized modules for integration. Lights and lasers run live inside the same scene to act as a 3D prototype of a show environment, with a DMX‑ready pathway to connect to real fixtures for applied installations. 

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Multiple phases within this personal experiment include  designing the generative visual language, building the audio analysis and mappings, and tuning the engine for low‑latency, show‑ready performance. The technical system prioritized parameterized controls that make randomness playable, including a stable lighting and laser architecture that mirrors real rigs, and a modular pipeline that scales to new inputs, scenes, and venues. A demo reel is outputted to validate the optimized functionalities with live audio coming from Spotify.