Real-time audio engine · v1

Sound becomes light.

Exciter Mini is a pocket-sized engine that turns live audio into light, motion and effects across your costume — instantly, with sub-millisecond latency.

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Exciter Mini driving an audio-reactive costume Audio-reactive
LOWMIDHIGHAIR
480 MHz
Cortex-M7 DSP
< 1 ms
Audio latency
16
Frequency bands
USB-C PD
Single-cable power

Capabilities

Built to perform on stage.

Everything you need to make a helmet, suit or prop react to whatever you play.

01

Real-time DSP

A 480 MHz Cortex-M7 analyses audio as it plays, so lights and effects land on the beat — never after it.

02

Audio-reactive output

Drive LEDs, amplifiers and peripherals straight from the sound — bass to one channel, highs to another.

03

Mics & live input

Built-in PDM microphones and line-in mean it reacts to your voice or a track, no laptop required.

04

Buttons & scenes

Up to fifteen inputs switch between lighting scenes and effects on the fly, mid-performance.

05

SD storage

Keep sound banks, effect profiles and presets on a microSD card and load them in an instant.

06

Bluetooth control

Tune colours, thresholds and effects from your phone — then unplug and the costume keeps going.


See it move

One device. Every beat.

Play demo

Choose your build

Three models. One engine.

Prices are indicative for the preorder round and may change before launch.

Exciter Mini
EXM-01

Exciter Mini

€149 / unit

The essentials in the smallest footprint — perfect for a single helmet or prop.

  • 8 audio-reactive channels
  • Built-in mic + line-in
  • microSD presets
Exciter Pro
EXP-01

Exciter Pro

€399 / unit

Maximum channels and I/O for ensemble groups and complex multi-prop rigs.

  • 32 audio-reactive channels
  • External amp support
  • Multi-device sync
  • Priority firmware

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